I'll be speaking @ the New York City SharePoint User Group this Wednesday (4/2/2008)

I'm really excited to teach my WCM401 developer class through the Ted Pattison Group this week in Manhatten. Last time I was in New York City was as a kid with my parents... I had no idea where we were going in the city. This time it's different. Staying in the Times Square area I had to figure out the best subway route to the lower part of the island. Looking forward to checking out a few sights while I'm there.

Luckily the New York City SharePoint User Group is holding their monthly meeting this week as well! I'll be presenting there on the hot subject of building SharePoint sites using a repeatable and structured approach. Interested in seeing how to leverage source control and one-click deployment for your projects developed on the SharePoint platform? This is for you!

» NYSPUG: Structured Approach to Building MOSS 2007 Publishing Sites

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posted on Sunday, March 30, 2008 2:54 PM

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# re: I'll be speaking @ the New York City SharePoint User Group this Wednesday (4/2/2008) 3/31/2008 8:56 PM Bob Fox

Connell in NYC..... can you say Deer in Headlights?

To all interested in taking this course... its fantastic. I attended today and coding finally kinda clicked... kinda

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