The Dot Net Source and MSDN Tracker

I have a while thinking on how to help the other improving their knowledge on Dot Net. I finally decided to enlarge and expand my 2 forgotten projects:

- Finally decide and start the Dot Net Source
- Continue building and posting on the MSDN Tracker blog

Some of you don’t know even what those blog do! They do well for the community ;)

MSDN Tracker: Is the oldest and some what famous (130 visitor daily). The blog idea is quite cool, keep in track of best answers on the MSDN Forums. Cool, no?
This blog is quite useful and many appreciate it
The Dot Net Source: I finally decided to write tutorial for the community. Each tutorial will have its own source code that can be downloaded from the blog. A tutorial was made sticky by a moderator in the MSDN forum, showing how much they appreciate it also. Cooler, no?

What about this blog?
This blog is a sad lonely blog, where readers are just reading… It’s a talk more than it can be a learning solution.
Although we can make it great, no?

MSDN “How Do I” Videos

This is a gift from MSDN, Videos for beginners. Although quality is not quite good, but still a good start.
Those are the How do I series. They show new technology. MSDN may make them to make a quick start and to help beginners learn faster and in less time.
You’ll found on the web site a variety of others videos. Watch they are cool!

How Do I: Create Context-Sensitive Menus in MFC?
How Do I: Handle Keyboard Events in Silverlight 1.0 for Mobile?
How Do I: Create a State Machine Workflow for SharePoint?
How Do I: Add A Dialog Page to Configure Your VSPackage?
How Do I: Use the Refactor Command Generator Power Tool?

Found more interesting videos on the Net? Let me know with a comment!