A quick summary of roman numeral conversion is available over at Nova Roma

Jason Calacanis of of Mahalo.com (a human-powered search engine) wrote an interesting post about why it’s so important to just frackin’ start. One of the things he says that really struck me is “if you don’t start you can’t iterate”.

Philipp Lenssen over at Google Blogoscoped asked a few people the question “What are your top tips for dealing with information overflow?” Read here what the folks at the top do to stay on top.

A discussion with useful links about what naming conventions Microsoft follows/recommends for controls (specifically in C#).

ExtremeExperts.com hosts some interesting technical articles and HOWTOs for Microsoft .NET based technologies.

Gopalan Suresh Raj has written up a detailed article on the subject. I used it for dynamically creating objects of a class whose name was read in as a String.

A humourous take on what would happen if Google had to design their website so that their own Search Engine would rank it right up there…

Visual Literacy has something here that I simply do not have the words to describe. See it for yourself and be amazed!

MeshPlex, a community-driven, wiki-based tutorial database, has a fairly good collection of C# knowledge here. It is divided into “Basics” and “Advanced”, so you are sure to find something that meets your requirement.

Check out a clean and very well-explained set of C#.NET articles here.