I'm not sure how many people who lurk here would call themselves .NET software developers, but I'd like to point out a tool I recently created that I wanted to share. I was disappointed in the usability of wsdl-per-protocol or the raw .NET SDK (nalpp) as a way to consume PP protocol-based services from my .NET apps. I thought it would be friendlier and easier to be able to treat a protocol as a class object and treat the protocol's parameter interface as a set of properties on my class. This more closely models how I think about using protocols from my apps, anyway. So I wrote a code generation tool that creates such a class based on the interface of a protocol. I've already used a few of these in my own projects for work, and they seem to perform nicely. I created a project for this application on CodePlex to keep my ideas in one place. Please check it out if you're interested in this kind of thing. I'm open to working on it to help make it more useful for people, so please feel free to give some feature ideas.

http://www.codeplex.com/scitegicproxygen