Weekly Link Post 120
Application Development/Design Reading Code is Key to Writing Good Code – “I realize it’s probably obvious, but I’m going to say it anyhow – a great way to start reading other’s code is to pull down an Open Source project and dive in.” Announcing: Reflector Addin Toolkit on CodePlex – Looks like some useful tools.

Weekly Link Post 119
Application Development/Design Pluralsight Training Videos on .Net Reflector |  Query Editor: Writing Queries, Part 1 – More Reflector goodness from Jason Haley. 45+ Excellent Code Snippet Resources and Repositories – Great list of online snipp

Weekly Link Post 118
Application Development/Design ReSharper 5.0 and Visual Studio 2010 – .NET Developer Tools – David Hayden highly recommends using the Resharper nightly builds with VS 2010 Beta. Recommended books – Part 1 | Part 2 |

SQL Pass 2009 Recaps and Live Blogs
For people (like myself) who could not be present at SQL Pass 2009, I have listed some great recaps and live blogs below. Michelle Ufford – Live Blog Posts Live Blogging: Keynote at PASS, Day 1

Timers in .NET
I was researching timers the other day and realized that there are three variations in the .NET Framework. The three types of timers are explained below. System.Timers.Timer This timer is considered a server-based timer that was designed and optimized for use in multithreaded environments. It can be accessed safely from multiple threads.