UPDATED Jul 3rd 2013:  Added Art of Unit Testing Version 2

UPDATED Apr 11th 2013:  Added Instant TFS 2012 and Project Server 2012 Integration How-to

UPDATED Jan 12th 2013:  Added Prof TFS Server 2012, TFS 2012 Starter, Pro ALM with VS 2012 and VS 2012 Cookbook

UPDATED Dec 8th 2011:   Added Kanban book by David Anderson

“Send me a list of books to read” – that is what I am often asked.  No more, as this list is an answer to those request! 

I like Code Metrics.  They give a certain "objective" evaluation of a piece of code.  You can use it for yourself just to make it pinpoint potential trouble areas, or just some code where you were a bit sloppy - happens from time to time......  And when you're going to do a peer review, it's much better to point to some numbers instead of  the "This code sucks....."-thing.   So when it finally arrived inside Visual Studio I was delighted. 

I like Code Metrics.  They give a certain "objective" evaluation of a piece of code.  You can use it for yourself just to make it pinpoint potential trouble areas, or just some code where you were a bit sloppy - happens from time to time......  And when you're going to do a peer review, it's much better to point to some numbers instead of  the "This code sucks....."-thing.   So when it finally arrived inside Visual Studio I was delighted.