Greenfields project

I am setting up a Greenfields ASP.Net service based app for a "friend". It is not completely a self less act. The work I do on a day to day basis bores me to tears so this is an opportunity for me to play with new tools, frameworks ideas etc and stop me hating being a coder.

Also as a contractor I often come in after the initial set up has occurred, which means I suck at setting up solutions. I am using the TreeSurgeon project and Mike Roberts article to guide into best practise here. So have a single batch file to call a single NAnt build script to build and test all my stuff. As there are a bunch of empty projects and empty tests this is pretty bloody fast!!! LOL

So straight off the bat I have in my Development IDE

• VS2005 (waiting form my copy of 2008)
  
• TestDriven.Net
  
• Ghost Doc
  
• ReSharper (old but still happy with it as i am not 3.5 yet)

.Net aspects I am using

• WCF
• Old Skool Asp.net WebForms. the first Web layer will probably be throw away especially as it uses AP.Net Security which doesn't suit the requirements. I may move to MVC later, but I honestly have never had issues with WebForms mainly because everything I usually kept very simple. Plus i wasn't TDD last time i did a web app, certainly not in the web projects at least.
  
• SQL 2005

Frameworks I am using

• Castle stack for IOC & AOP
  
• NHibernate 2.0 (alpha)
• MBUnit (because i haven't used it)
• Rhino Mocks (because i am yet to use it properly), possibly TypeMock too for odd stuff
• Nlog/Log4net... who cares some sort of logging... actually probably L4N as it is in other assemblies already.
  

Deployment and source control

• NAnt 0.86
  
• SVN
• CC.Net or Team City. Not set up yet.
• Assembla.com for svn and project management
  

Quality Control Tools

• FX Cop
• NDepend
• NCover
• Sandcastle
  

and would like to use Spec# but its too much of a hassle to have it in "real" code.
I think that pretty much covers it.
Thoughts?

I am keen to discuss lot of the architectural side of things in weeks to come. I am probably going post a few of the questions on the altdotnet list (yahoo group) too.

Rhys