The folks at O'Reilly put out a call for people to blog about their favorite free and open source utilities, which I responded to. I really wasn't expecting much from this beyond a blip in blog traffic. But, as a thank you, O'Reilly has given one me one of their books. We have a lot to thank O'Reilly for; they play a couple of vital roles for the computing community. Their books on HTML, DHTML, and JavaScript are a sort of industry standard for people doing web development. They are the books to...

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The folks at O'Neill are asking Windows developers to blog about their favorite tools. Here are mine: This first batch of tools is well known, and deservedly so. Process Explorer - Peer deep into all the running processes. A major problem solver. Process Monitor - What the #*%^@! is going on? Process monitor reports on every disk I/O, registry access, and threading activity happening. Many problems can be diagnosed by seeing where file system and/or registry access is failing. Reflector - MSDN doesn't...

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