Can any one brief the difference between MSDN and Developer licensing

We are looking at the licensing for SQL Server for our development Team.
The scenario will be a a common DB server for entire development team.
MSDN is a user based licensce which doesn't suits for our requirement.
Any help on this with appropriate licencing will be appreciated
Thank you
Shahan

Could you please explain difference and limitation between MSDN and Developer edition
The Developer Edition is available to everybody. It costs
$59.95 in the Microsoft Store. But it's only available to be used in *development and testing* scenarios. You cannot use Developer Edition for production purposes. Developer Edition has equivalent functionality to Enterprise Edition.
Within the MSDN Library there are also media and licenses available for the other editions of SQL Server. These instances, also, are only available for development and testing scenarios, but there are scenarios in which one might wish to *TEST* against a
Standard Edition, Business Intelligence edition , or Enterprise Edition installation rather than a Developer Edition instance.
The MSDN Library subscription is licensed on a per-user basis, so anybody using those three editions (Standard, BI, Enterprise) must also hold an MSDN Subscription, or you must own SQL CALs for those users to use Std/BI/Ent editions.
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