Here. From jt: "Borland is pleased to offer a preview of its premier enterprise solution for C# development on the Microsoft .NET Framework...."

Here. Yet another signal of the inevitability of .NET.

From Randy Ridge: New OpenGL binding for .NET from the CsGL people, supporting GL 1.1, GLU 1.3, and GLUT 3.7.6. CLS-compliant, cross-platform, yada, yada.

Here. "This is the second of two articles discussing the extremely rich design-time features of the .NET Framework. Part 2 continues the journey by concentrating on design-time functionality that you can implement beyond your components and controls, including TypeConverters, UITypeEditors, and Designers."

Here. If you liked Don's Essential .NET (I know I did), then you should vote for it on the .NET Developer's Journal Reader's Choice Awards. You also get the opportunity to vote in all kinds of other categories besides books.

Here. Visual Studio Magazine posts the results of their latest salary survey. Average Visual Studio programmer salary is $76K, up 12% from last year. Unfortunately, layoffs and such like are still the order of the day.

From Keith Wedinger: It is now available as a download for MSDN Subscribers. There are 3 versions: Enterprise Architect, Enterprise Developer and Professional.

Here. Due to popular demand, we've released the source code to RegexDesigner .NET in a GotDotNet workspace. We've also posted all the "issues" that we know about (and fixed the code generation problem), so this is a good release even if you're just a RegexD user. Enjoy.