First of all apparently I'm not crazy and there really is a "low memory" issue with Windows Mobile 5.0. Doing a "soft reset" before you install is a temporary fix until a service pack is released. See a post about it on Rory Blyth's blog here.
Fritz Onion is also doing another set of ASP.NET 2.0 Webcast's, which has this bonus:
Attend three webcasts, either live or on-demand, and you’ll receive*:
- Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005 Standard Edition (Not for Resale)
- Five chapters of Programming ASP.NET 2.0 Core Reference, by Dino Esposito
- A 30-day hosting account to try out your custom Web applications
- Microsoft Developer Security DVD with how-tos, white papers, tools, webcasts, and code samples that demonstrate how to write more secure code
- A 50% discount on a Microsoft Certified Professional Exam so you can add your new skills to your resume
- A voucher that allows you to buy Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition with an MSDN® Professional Subscription at renewal pricing (a $400 savings)
Not too bad a deal!
I had heard of, though not looked into TestDriven.NET. TestDriven.NET integrates directly into Visual Studio and allows you to run unit tests directly in the IDE. It can use a few different unit testing frameworks, though the one I use is NUnit. Slick stuff.