During my last few talks I was surprised to learn how few developers are aware of the power of Microsoft OneNote, one of the products in the Microsoft Office suite. OneNote is an advanced digital notebook that I use for accessing my personal notes through SkyDrive or Office 365, as well as a shared notebook that agile teams use for keeping track of who is doing what. In fact, those who practice Test Driven Development will be surprised how essential OneNote is. In addition to OneNote, many other tools and add-ons exist that can really boost your productivity. Some you may know, some you don't. But do you already get the most out of tools like NuGet, GhostDoc, ReSharper, Notepad++, and many others? If you're in doubt, come check out my session. I'lI show you what I use to be as efficient as possible in my job as a professional developer.

1. Little Productivity
Tools Every
Professional Developer
Should Know
Dennis Doomen
Principal Consultant
Aviva Solutions

2. About Me
• Principal Consultant • Speaker
• 16 years IT experience • Public initiatives
• C++ origins but since 2001 – C# Coding Guidelines
addicated to C# – Fluent Assertions
• Specialties – BoilingPointRT (in progress)
– Architecture • Internet
– Scrum/XP – www.dennisdoomen.net
– ALM – DZone MVB
– @ddoomen

4. OneNote

17. Scrum Power
Tools

19. Jetbrains
ReSharper

21. Jetbrains dotPeek

22. dotPeek

23. Jetbrains
dotTrace

25. Highlight All Occurrences

27. Twitter / MetroTwit

28. MetroTwit

29. Google / NextGen
Reader

31. Other

32. GhostDoc
Notepad++

34. Contact Me
dennis.doomen@avivasolutions.nl
www.twitter.com/ddoomen
www.dennisdoomen.net
fluentassertions.codeplex.com
www.csharpcodingguidelines.com
Q&A