A few days ago Scott Hansleman talked about how he’s trying to keep the (apparently) massive amount of email organized using Outlook. He presents some interesting ideas, including creating folders that represent actions, a different inbox folder for each mailing list and separate folders for each project. Looking at... Read more

I’m sure most of you are familiar with Reflector. If you’re not you should download it immediately and become familiar with it. It is an invaluable tool for looking at .NET assemblies and decompiling them to C#, Visual Basic or even IL. I have used both Reflector and <a... Read more

Well, I am now a 4-time Community Credit winner! I first won in February, and then again in April and June. This time around, I took 7th place out of 7,395 members. The prize this time is pretty cool, as well…although not as... Read more

Clark Sells, whom I believe is part of the VSTS team, has created an excellent “mind map” around all of the VSTS resources available online. This map shows bloggers, tools, MSDN references, and other community pages. Along with the VSTS Resources map, he has also created a map... Read more

For those of you who are still developing with Visual Studio 2003 and .NET 1.x and want to take advantage of the enhancements in Visual Studio 2008 may have thought they were out of luck. There are breaking changes between the versions of the CLR and the Framework itself. <a... Read more