Cathi Gero posted some code that allows you work with CSV files using CSVDataAdapter . Nice job!

To read the contents of a CSV file:

CSVDataAdapter CSVda = new CSVDataAdapter(@"c:\MyFile.csv");

CSVda.HasHeaderRow = true;

DataSet ds = new DataSet();

CSVda.Fill(ds);

CSVDataAdapter CSVda = new CSVDataAdapter(@"c:\MyFile.csv");

bool InclHeader = true;

CSVda.Update(MyDataSet,"MyTable",InclHeader);

Designing .NET Class Libraries Presentation by Brad Adams .I highly recommend them for all developers.

Setting the Stage

Naming Conventions

Rich Type System

Member Types

Designing Inheritance Hierarchies

Scott Hanselman posts an extended list of .NET Interview questions. It’s a excelent list to sharpen any .NET developers skills. Are these questions difficult to answer? You may find answers on Ayende Rahein’s Blog .

This addin is an update to Mohammed Barqawi’s excellent DataSet Quick Watch addin.

I’ve summarized the enhancements below:

Added support for Typed DataSets
Added support for DataTables and DataRows (typed and untyped)
Added filtering support (based on DataViewRowState and free-text)

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[ Via CodeBureau : Matt Simner]

I came across this blog post today:

Microsoft Enterprise Library Logging Block compared to Log4net