[Via Bryant Likes] Tim Heuer, inspired by “What Great .NET Developers Ought to Know”, came up with his own SharePoint version:

Brad Wilson did a great job in his latest article Attribute Based URL Dispatching. In this article, he explains how you can create a dynamic process to handle URLs… similar to how .

[Via Stefan Gossner] A common promblem in MCMS implementations is people delete resource gallery items that are still linked to from published postings.

[Via Angus Logan] IT Hit has released the Web Author Enhancement v2. Some of the features

The product team for SharePoint kinda dropped the ball when they shipped WSS and SPS without easy access to the logs so you can’t use a real statis analysis tool such as WebTrends to analyze the logs.

Matt Cosier is working on an advanced replacement for the SPS2003 search functionality… very cool stuff… and one ot watch!

Looks like the VB guys are left out in the cold (and I’ve lost one of my “C# is better” points).

RSS 2.0 framework implements the RSS 2.0 specification in strongly typed classes. The framework enables you to create and consume valid RSS 2.

[Via Mei] Packt Publishing has launched a free online edition of the MCMS Book, Building Websites with Microsoft Content Management Server.

Stephen Huen is at it again with his CMS work posted on CodeProject.com. » Microsoft Content Management Server Custom Properties PlaceholderA placeholder control that allows authors to edit Posting Custom Properties directly in a page.