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Wednesday, April 12, 2006

.NET Helper Tools

A coworker of mine recently pointed me at an article on MSDN by James Avery that lists the Ten Must Have Tools For Developers.

Wow. This is an awesome resource. Mr. Avery does a bang up job in describing why these tools are great and provides links to them all. On top of that, they are all freely available (with the exception of CodeSmith) and fill some important functions. Take a look!

posted by WWWGeek at 4/12/2006 10:55:00 AM

 

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