Monthly Archives: April 2006

See Your Own (.NET) Reflection

Two posts in one week?! Ney, two posts in one night! This must be some kind of record!

I thought I’d mention a nice little .NET tool from Lutz Roeder, called the .NET Reflector. This tool is one of my personal favorites because it allows you to take any .NET assembly and view the source code directly in your language of choice, all thanks to the CIL. (If you are using .NET and don’t yet know what CIL is, you may want to look it up).

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The Podcast Bug, Part II

iPod WheelBack in January, I posted on getting into the world of (listening to) Podcasts. I said I would discuss some good podcasts once I had sampled a few, and now I am… three months later…

.NET Rocks: This weekly Microsoft-oriented webcast can be a bit overly technical at times, but is a good listen for Microsoft software developers wanting to stay on top of the next big technology.

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