Mike Roberts over at Thoughtworks is blogging about setting up a .NET Development Tree. So far, it's a seven part series.

He covers a lot. He starts with choosing a source control server, and then moves to planning the directory structure. He gets to what files should be checked in and which shouldn't be. Then he even talks about using nant to do the builds, and then how to make using the solution task better. Then a couple of posts about unit tests.

Then he released an open source tool to help you set up your source tree!

Next time I set up a source tree, I'll be revisiting these posts! Thanks, Mike. Awesome job!

[UPDATE: Mike has consolidated all of the posts into one article.]