PowerToys for Developers

I've always loved some of the tools that are built for the developers ease like NCover, NUnit, TestDriven.Net, Krypton, Community Server, NDoc.. and much more. Brennan compiled and posted a list of Web Development Tools for the Power Developer. Jim Holmes who has co-authored a book, Windows Developer Power Tools, wrote a list of all the tools that make up our happy developer lives.

XSD.exeKrypton Toolkit
Community Server
WSCFControlSpy
Subtext
CodusVisual Studio Express Editions
Flexwiki
MyGenerationSharpDevelop
XP Remote Assistance
Peli's Reflector AddinsMonoDevelop
Skype
SourceMonitorSnippetCompiler
GAIM
CR_MetricsNotepad2
TFS Admin Tool
NdependRegulator
NHibernate


More on the list after the jump.

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jasona
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Thanks for the Community Server mention (and Brennan, as well). Let us know if there's anything we can ever do.

Thanks,
-Jason
CTO, Telligent
MainMor
Thank you for posting these. I am always looking for new tools.
Thomas Holloway
Not a problem. There are always plenty of tools out there for any general purpose, profiling, developing... etc. My favorite powertoys, aside from IDE tools, are the testing tools available such as NCover, or TestDriven.NET. There are plenty of Visual Studio Add-ins that I use in my daily development life; for instance CopySourceAsHTML is a neat plugin to copy code in the code editor for Visual Studio into any form on a website.

I've always thought powertoys were a lot funner to develop than business apps. But that's just me.

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