"The excellent developer and my former schoolmate Bent André Solheim just posted this great blogpost about two of my favorite refactoring techniques: Guard Clauses and Composed Methods. This is stuff that I can really recommend using. I've been using these techniques for a while and they really do make your code easy to read and maintain, and it has less bugs because of it."

Have you ever wanted to debug some .Net code that you have running in some other process that you just can't get into? I recently had the problem with Custom Actions in a Windows Installer. The custom action is a .Net Installer class that I wanted to debug. But I couldn't just attach the debugger to the running msiexec instance. It wouldn't hit my breakpoints.