MSDN Events Online - Debugging and Tweaking Week
"David Waddleton, well-known for his "Geek Speak" webcasts, is presenting a 5-part series on testing and optimization entitled "Debugging and Tweaking Week". Join David as he dives into techniques you can use today with .NET 1.1 and into the future with the upcoming release of Visual Studio 2005."
Parts 1 & 2 are already full, but as of this morning there's still room in Parts 3-5 (and of course you can also pick up the recorded versions of 1-2 after...).
MSDN Webcast: Debugging and Tweaking Week (Part 1 of 5): How to Debug with .NET (Level 200)
MSDN Webcast: Debugging and Tweaking Week (Part 2 of 5): Debugging Production Applications (Level 400)
MSDN Webcast: Debugging and Tweaking Week (Part 3 of 5): Visual Studio 2005 Debugging Enhancements (Level 200)
MSDN Webcast: Debugging and Tweaking Week (Part 4 of 5): How Optimized is Your Data? (Level 300)
MSDN Webcast: Debugging and Tweaking Week (Part 5 of 5): Test Driven Development with Visual Studio 2005 (Level 300)
MS's webcasts are good (and the price is just right). Very little market-speak, presented well, by those who know what they are talking about.
In almost every 'cast I've heard/seen at least one new thing I didn't already know. While they can only provide so much information in a hour, the number of different casts make up for that. It's kind of like a Dev conference (TechEd, PDC, VSLive, etc). But instead of having your brain cramped full in a week, it's spread out over a number of days...
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