Chris Massey Has .NET Reflector Saved Your Bacon? We think Reflector is a fantastic tool, and we know you do too. We'd love to hear about the times you've used it to save... 28 January 2009 1 min read
Ben Hall Annotating Code with .NET Reflector and Review Add-In Ben Hall takes a look at a simple add-in to .NET Reflector that helps team development work in a number of ways, and show how... 27 January 2009 6 min read
Stephen Chambers Software that Crushes your Soul Stephen confesses his anger at Visio, which he is having to use all day, every day, in order to design software. Unlike the average 'angry... 05 December 2008 12 min read
Jason Crease First Steps with .NET Reflector If you are new to using .NET Reflector, or you are wondering whether it would be useful to you, you'll appreciate Jason Crease's quick run... 17 November 2008 4 min read
Andrew Clarke .NET Reflector: Soup to Nuts .NET Reflector is almost an intrinsic part of the .NET Framework, a free tool for browsing the contents of a .NET assembly. When Lutz Roeder... 22 October 2008 15 min read
Stephen Chambers Software Tool Design: Remote User Testing If you are developing a software product, you'll know that the sooner you can get feedback from the users, the better. But, what sort of... 18 August 2008 13 min read
Stephen Chambers Software Tool Design: Design by Sketching Developers can get so used to relying on computers for everything that they can forget how useful it can be in the design process to... 06 August 2008 12 min read
Ben Hall Testing Times Ahead: Extending NUnit If you want to get serious with Unit Testing, then you'll need to understand how to extend the NUnit framework in different ways for your... 14 March 2008 23 min read
Andrew Clarke The Waffle Generator Sometimes, silly programs have a less obvious useful purpose. Andrew Clarke takes his classic 'Waffle Generator', and provides it in various forms, including a CSS... 16 January 2008 10 min read
Tilman Bregler Extending MSBuild Because MSbuild underpins the Visual Studio 'build' process, you can use MSBuild to explore and extend the build process to suit your needs. If you... 06 December 2007 15 min read
William Brewer Top HAT If there is one thing that developers and users always seem to disagree on, it is the relative importance of documentation. We take a look... 13 November 2007 19 min read
John Papa Gathering RSS Feeds using Visual Studio and RSS.NET If you would like to learn how to build and customize your very own Windows service to retrieve posts from multiple RSS feeds, and then... 04 May 2007 13 min read
Steven R. McCabe Exploring LINQ, SQLMetal and SqlTac If you're a .NET developer, working with or without a database on the back-end, your world is about to change. The emergence of LINQ and... 15 March 2007 23 min read
Mike Bloise Tracing memory leaks in .NET applications with ANTS Profiler With only 24 hrs to go to the release of his brand new C# 2005 CRM application, Mike Bloise encountered severe memory leak issues. This... 29 September 2006 8 min read
Phil Wilson Using BITS to Upload Files with .NET Although FTP is commonly used to transfer files over the Internet, it's somewhat unfriendly to firewalls. Phil Wilson shows you how to create a BITS... 04 September 2006 16 min read
Simon Galbraith The cost of poor website performance The business impact of varying page download time has not, until now, been defined. This article provides data that allows website owners to understand the... 13 March 2006 8 min read
