I think it would be useful if Google presented a "Users who performed this query also performed these queries" section along with results. The most important thing when searching for something is to find the right query! Why not gain experience from people who searched the same kind of things before...

Many people have pointed out the existance of the Code Generation Network . This looks like a very nice site and has a big list of code generation tools. While browsing through it, I found a link to this interview of Dave Thomas . [ Eric J. Smith ] Good interview about code generation. Next week there...

Ever faced a situation where you think you're in front of a bug? Well, maybe you should check the MSDN Bug Center . Who knows, maybe you'll find a fix or a workaround. This site is not well know, but can help you with bugs concerning Microsoft development tools (VS, VSS, .NET, ADO and other SDKs).

In case you need to host your code online, mostly for open source projects, here are some providers you can try: http://www.tigris.org (Subversion and CVS) http://developer.berlios.de (Subversion and CVS) http://wdevs.com (Vault) http://freepository.com (CVS) http://sourceforge.net (Subversion and CVS...

fivesecondtest.com , "A simple online usability test that helps you identify the most prominent elements of your user interfaces." Simple yet great idea. Here is an example: Help me improve a design I'm working on by doing a five second test .