If broken it is, fix it you should


A while ago I was looking for an easy way to explain developers how to find and fix memory leaks. During my research I’ve found this really interesting blog by a Microsoft Engineer, Tess Ferrandez.

She is constantly posting new tips and guides on .NET development and troubleshooting. I really like the “.NET Debugging Labs”, step by step guides on how to fix common issues, such as Memory Leaks, CPU Hangs, Crashes and so on.

If broken it is, fix it you should:
http://blogs.msdn.com/tess/


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