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It's already been stated that a google search will do wonders for your quest for knowledge. With that being said, here are some MUST HAVE books for any serious .NET developer. Pro C# 2010 and the .NET 4 Platform is one of the most indepth resources available regarding .NET development …
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If you have not used TFS, you are in for a treat. A few of the features include a full fledged source control solution, bug tracking, release planning, unit testing, integration testing, automated conditional builds. You can query work items (bugs, enhancements, etc) using an SQL like syntax. Microsoft has …
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