I'm planning on attending, assuming I can get domestic clearance.  My former colleague Nate Kohari will be speaking.  My former employer is a sponsor.  It should be interesting.

The ultimate developer tool guy, Scott Hanselman, hasn't been a Microsoft employee very long, but has already liberated an internal utility.  Very shiny.

I really hope this gets put on CodePlex.  It doesn't work well with regions.  I'd love the flexibility to dock it to the left of the code pane (since I already have ReSharper on the right).  It would be cool if it respected my custom color scheme.  I'm a dark background guy when it comes to coding and navigating with a black on white display is a little disconcerting.

But overall, it's a very cool idea with a lot of promise.  Keep up the good work - I know it is probably a very big pain to cut through the red tape to get something like that released.  It is very much appreciated!

I'm starting to grok xUnit - and I like it.  I only have two wishes at this point - a plug-in for Resharper 4 and the ability to execute a single test (or a subset of the tests- take your pick) from the UI.

I don't know how I missed mscui.net, being in the healthcare field and all.  Huge thanks to Sam for linking to the Patient Demonstrator.

I'm thinking about starting up a daily or weekly digest of links that are of interest to me.  It would be part World of Warcraft, a lot of .NET development, with a sprinking of randomness that would in all liklihood be only of interest to me.  All I need is a name...

I kindof like "FrameworkDuJour".

Update: I'm now leaning towards "Dalaran .Net"

just testing

I'm looking for a code coverage tool for C#.  Anybody have a recommendation?

I have been using ReSharper since around the 2.0 timeframe.  I am completely dependent on it for my daily work, but I am very frustrated that they still haven't come out the 4.0 version.  I've been running the nightly builds for a few months, but that is hit-or-miss.  I really want a stable version that has full support for the newest language features.  I flirted with the idea of going with CodeRush, but my fingers already are fluent in ReSharper and I've already invested in ReSharper.  I can get 4.0 for an upgrade price vs. $250 for CodeRush.  Do the math.

I have added twitter status to the sidebar --->

I have upgraded to DasBlog 2.0.  Let me know if you see anything strange...

Step 1 in bringing this blog back to life will be upgrading my DasBlog instance to the latest version.  But before I do that, I need to backup my existing site.  A year of baby pictures has meant that my weblog folder is getting quite large and I have no decent FTP client.  I used CuteFTP back in the day, but can't get download.com to let me download.  Anybody have a suggestion for a cheap (ideally free) FTP client that I can use to help manage the blog?

A couple of guys I know are starting up a blog challenge.  It is just the push I needed to bring this blog back to life.  I've been playing around with twitter for the past couple of weeks and have managed to get myself hooked on microblogging, but I am feeling the limitations of 140 characters.  Sometimes I just have more to say.  So here goes nothing.

If you are a family member and are wondering where my pictures went, you probably have a bookmark that needs to be updated.  The link to the pictures only site is http://www.briangraf.com/weblog/CategoryView,category,personal.aspx