There are few interesting and useful tools around for working with managed application resources. You might be interested in taking a look at them: Resource Refactoring Tool ResX File Public Code Generator ResEx, a translation friendly .NET resource editor

Something I once enjoyed was developing small Windows applications starting from scratch, that is, coding everything in C or C++ using only the Win32 APIs. I'd like to dedicate a few of my blog's posts to what it means to write applications this way....

Steve Sartain, an architect at Iridium Software, has put together a nice set of "C#/VB .NET Coding Guidelines". You can freely download the over 100 pages long ebook here .

If you are into this SOA thing that is so popular lately, you might be interested in reading these two very interesting documents provided by Microsoft: Readings in Service Orientation SOA in the Real World (chapter 2 with non-black images on pg 26 and...