I just received the copy of Windows Developer Power Tools O'Reilly sent me as thanks for my participation on Windows Developer Tools Day two weeks ago. It's a massive book, but seems to be organized so well that it will be easy to read a chapter or two each evening.

In fact, after seeing Jim Holmes' post about the WinDevPowerTools Rollout, I went there and set up my own profile. As tools are added to the site, and as I'm able to check out more tools that I read about on the book, I'll update my profile there.



A lot of the tools that I use regularly either haven't been added to the list or aren't covered by the book. I'm not sure about what's covered by the book yet because I haven't had any time to dig into it yet. I would love it if I could add tools that I use that might not have been covered by the book.

Labels: tools