In a previous post, I mentioned I used BZip2 for my compression - mainly because, it's simple, offers the best XML compression for a generic algorithm - IMHO, i.e., not one designed specifically for XML compression like XMill - which if anyone knows a C# or…
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This is also pretty nice :-P
Very useful...http://www.manoli.net/csharpformat/
If by any chance you install a new version of .NET and still want to work with older sites under earlier versions (e.g., for the Whidbey stuff)... check out Denis Bauer's ASP.NET version switcher...makes it much easier.
Free XML editor...http://www.xmlcooktop.com/ UPDATE: Sorry, forgot to mention where I found it...via John Mandia's blog
Now this is very cool...why VS.NET doesn't have this built in is beyond me...Visual XSLT pretty much all you need for XSLT development within Visual Studio .NET...costs $295 for commercial users but they have an educational license (which I think is always a…
Reproduced here for your delictation...from here Scott Hanselman's Ultimate Developer and Power Users Tools List Roy Osherove suggested that I post a list of the contents of my C:/UTILS folder. Everyone collects utilities, and most folks have a list of a few…
Everyone probably knows about this, but I still think that IrfanView is the single best image viewer ever made...oh, and its' free...and REALLY fast!
Realy for my own memory, Thomas Johansen'ssite with the marvellous Aylar Highlight, a source code highlighter
Again with the useful tools! Anyway, Sam Gentile provides some info on some tools by Jonas Blunck which I haven't seen before and look very useful...anyway, must get to bed!
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