Came across this Foundations of Programming Book by Karl Seguin (ebook actually) when I looked into CodeBetter.com

It contains articles that were previously posted on the site and I had the chance to scan/skim over it and wow, I'd have to say this is a must read for developers at any level (probably even the "guru"s need to have a look at it).

The book is 79 pages short. More...

A few weeks earlier I decided that I should get my personal Oreilly Safari Books Online subscription so I did. Although it does cost something (what doesn't) and something that might not be a good idea for others I'd have to say that I find it very useful and effective. Let me share my thoughts More...

I'll hopefully (likely) be taking the ASP.NET 3.5 MCTS beta exam this week and though I'm quite aware that there are more than enough articles and videos in the web to review for the exam I just felt like treating myself to this wrox blox Professional ASP.NET 3.5 Upgrade. These are More...

I just thought I'd share that as of today, six of the top ten books at safari.oreilly.com comes from the Head First Series. Namely: More...

The new and improved Microsoft Connect v3.0 (a way to share and connect with Microsoft regarding their products) is up as of Saturday, March 22, 2008. More...

Just came across this site for bookworms. There you will books I've read, reading and will read (hopefully) as well as reviews for those books if I have time and if I'm even good at it.

I was thinking of More...

Been up for around 24 hrs yesterday and guess what I've been doing? Browsing projects in CodePlex

This is the first time I did this and for sure there are a lot of benefits you could think of but here's my list:

1. finding interesting starter kits
2. some basis / base code for future projects
3. getting new ideas inspired by some of the projects there
4. finding a solution to a problem you never realized you had until you came across someone (project) having a solution for it
5. and of course, having to read other people's code: how to write good code or how NOT to write bad ones

There a tons of projects there from simple to complex ones, from those supported by a community to those supported by one, from active to dead ones and even those from Microsoft like Sample Projects for products.

Here are my interesting picks (so far) More...