Recap of my Philly SharePoint User Group talk

Earlier this week I presented on Structured Approach to Building MOSS 2007 Publishing Sites at the Philadelphia SharePoint User Group. We had a great turnout and a nice visit at a lounge in a hotel next door to the local Microsoft office. For those of you who attended my talk, I've posted my slide deck (in XPS format) and the code I used on my speaking page here:

http://www.andrewconnell.com/blog/articles/Speaking.aspx#20071128

For those of you who asked and are interested in those shortcuts you saw me demonstrate, those were done using my templates & plugins I created for DevExpress' CodeRush & Refactor! products. For more info check out this page that has links to the product pages, blog posts I did on them as well as screencasts. If you are interested in purchasing CodeRush/Refactor, make sure you use the discount code CONNELL07 to get 10% off!

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posted on Friday, November 30, 2007 9:17 PM

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# re: Recap of my Philly SharePoint User Group talk 12/2/2007 6:28 PM Bob Fox

Great presentation Andrew and thanks for the 2 hours of sleep that night as well :)

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