Last year about this time I wrote a blog post where I called myself out and posted five things I wanted to get stronger at in 2010.

A visual how to I worked on has recently been published on MSDN. The video, Creating Custom SharePoint 2010 Service Applications and Consumers, demonstrates how to create custom SharePoint 2010 service applications for robust, scalable, and fault tolerant shared services.

An article I worked on has recently been published on MSDN. The article, Debugging and Logging Capabilities in SharePoint 2010 helps you learn about the new logging and debugging capabilities in SharePoint Foundation 2010 that enable developers to build more reliable and testable solutions.

An article I worked on has recently been published on MSDN. The article, Team-Based Development in SharePoint 2010, shows how to implement a team-environment custom development of SharePoint 2010 projects by using Visual Studio 2010 and SharePoint Designer 2010.

I’m really looking forward to my second trip over to London to present at the SharePoint Best Practices Conferences in April 2011.

[via Roger Lamb] Microsoft has posted an updated version of SPDisposeCheck which is: SPDisposeCheck is a tool to helps developers and administrators check custom SharePoint solutions that use the SharePoint Object Model in identifying correctly disposing of SharePoint objects to help you follow published best practice.

Now that we’ve got a bunch of books on the market and SharePoint 2010 has been out for a while, I think it’s time for another post like my SharePoint 2007 one that picked my favorite SharePoint 2010 books.

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I’ve made secret about the fact I’m a huge fan of DevExpress’ Visual Studio productivity tools CodeRush & Refactor!

A week or so ago I picked up a new book on Silverlight development by one of the top thought leaders out there in the Silverlight space.