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John Lam is doing some interesting research lately. I'd advise to keep an eye on his various reports.
Peter Provost has some ideas about it too.

I once mentioned about a web service that CodeProject has and how easy it would be to convert it into an RSS feed.  So yesterday I got the urge to do it.  Anyway I've created an RSS feed for the latest articles on CodeProject at http://www.puzzleware.net/CodeProject/rss20.aspx.  I thought maybe some other people might want this as well.  So Enjoy and let me know if you find any problems with it.

Borland has detailed the new name for Sidewinder, C# Builder for the Microsoft .Net Framework. uggh. I'll still call it Sidewinder since that is a cooler name.

Borland gives some information about its upcoming .NET products. No new screenshots, so check the old ones out.

Peter Provost says he used Handle from Sysinternals. Handle is a great little tool I wasn't aware of: it tells you which processes have a file open. It is particularly useful when you have a problem with a file beeing locked, but do not know what put the lock on it.

The "related reading" section of my list of tools is becoming very long and so makes the size of the page and download time bigger and bigger. I'm interested in seeing the referrals, but Scott, do you think you could come up with a solution to have them on a separate page (keeping pingback/trackback on the page)?
Otherwise, with time passing by this page may become to big.

As this is a frequently asked question, and since we have here some people that may have used such tools, maybe it'd interesting to ask the question again and synthesize opinions.

Here I aggregate opinions on persistence, object-relational mapping, data-access layer generation tools.
Check the complete list of tools.