[via Paraesthesia] Cool little performance trick for those of you who use SubVersion as your SCM and the TortoiseSVN client.

[via Thoughts about IIS (and now SharePoint)] One of the aspects I love about teaching development classes is you’ve always got bright people in the room… and every single class I’ve taught, I’ve learned something new every day from one of the students in the class.

[via Larkware] Now this looks very promising for those of us Microsoft-headed folks. I use Subversion for all my source control but one thing I’ve never been totally comfortable with is the fact that if it broke, I really don’t know how to get in and fix stuff.

Generally I’m not much of a fan of these tag-you’re-it-blogs because they seem so corny, but I did like this one.

[via Mark Miller] Not only is Mark shooting for 100 refactorings in Refactor! Pro in 2007, but he’s also listed every single refactoring (as well as the 21 new refactorings in this release, including 9 for ASP.

The Problem When you had custom code to deploy in WSS v2, primarily Web Parts, you packaged them up in a Web Part Package using WPPackager for deployment on your servers.

[via Mark Miller] Mark’s latest post outlines two new killer features that are being added to DevExpress CodeRush v2.

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I’ve already posted my recap from last weekend’s Code Camp and there are already a few things I wish I could have included in my talks.

One thing I’ve never really been fond of in Visual Studio is the fact you can’t specify a custom format for your assembly version numbers when you build your projects.