.NET TOOLBOX: 25+ Tools and Tips For Working With .NET

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Microsoft is going to be letting developers take a look at the source code for .NET, but for those of you still in the trenches, coding away, we've gathered 25+ tools to help you with your daily tasks.

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4GuysFomRolla.com - A rich site of articles and tutorials on using .NET.

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ASP.net - Home of the .NET framework with news and starter lessons.

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ASPTheme.net - Web themes for your ASP .NET projects.

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Channel9 - Wikis, forums, podcasts and more related to all the Microsoft tools, especially .NET.

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CodePlex.com - An open source clearing house for .NET projects, downloads, discussion forums and more.

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CodeProject.com - A resource for articles and tutorials on Visual Basic and .NET.

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Coding4Fun.com - A Microsoft site for detailing how to use .NET with other other tools to code for Windows, the web, gaming, and hardware.

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DotNetJunkies.com - Features Quickstart guides and forums.

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DotNetNuke.com - An open source web framework for enterprise class web development.

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DotNetRocks.com - It's not every programming language that gets a talk radio show dedicated to it.

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GotDotNet.com - A user community for .NET developers that also features code sharing.

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LearnVisualStudio.net - A large selection of video tutorials to get you going with .NET.

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Lutz Roeder's Programming .NET - Offers several tools for .NET such as Reflector and Resourcer.

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MbUnit.com - A unit test framework for .NET, includes advanced features to test all aspects of your project.

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Mono-Project.com - An open development project that lets you run .NET on Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X, Windows, and Unix.

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MSDN Library - A resource for users of .NET and includes sample code, documentation, technical articles, and reference guides.

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NAnt - A free .NET build tool.

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NDepend.com - A tool built with the idea of controlling complex .NET coding, includes online demos.

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NDoc - Generates class library documentation for your projects built in .NET.

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NUnit.org - A unit-testing framework for all iterations of the .NET language.

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ReSharper - An add-in to Visual Studio that adds in unit testing, refactoring, and more.

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Snippet Compiler - A program that allows you to run small pieces of .NET code without having to build an entire Visual Studio project for it.

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TestDriven.net - Adds unit testing to Visual Studio and makes it as easy as a one click.

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The Regulator - A free tester for regular expressions.

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TheServerSide.net - Specializing inserver side development of enterprise level projects using .NET.

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W3Schhols - Features a collection of tutorials and code snippets for your use.