Debunking a myth: You *CAN* use code behinds in SharePoint v3 sites
Last week I had a post that was a bit emotionally charged in talking about SharePoint as a development platform.
Read MoreUpdate on the switch: six weeks after switching from MSFT virtualization to VMWare's offerings
In mid-August I blogged about how I had made the cut over from using Microsoft’s two virtualization products (VirtualPC 2007 & Virtual Server 2005 R2) to VMWare’s offerings (Workstation v6 & Server v1).
Read MoreOptimize TortoiseSVN Cache (TSVNCache.exe) Disk I/O
[via Paraesthesia] Cool little performance trick for those of you who use SubVersion as your SCM and the TortoiseSVN client.
Read MoreGetting a pulse on the SharePoint blogosphere
A while ago Dustin Miller offered to mirror your blog as long as it was SharePoint related through “the” place for a SharePoint blog: SharePointBlogs.
Read MoreSharePoint branding blog series by the SharePoint branding diva
[via Heather Solomon] For those of you who are looking to brand your SharePoint sites as something that doesn’t look like SharePoint (you know… all you MOSS WCM Publishing site developers out there), check out the blog series my good friend, the SharePoint branding diva (aka: Heather Solomon), is posting.
Read MoreUsing the ElementFile node in Feature definitions saves you in the deployment
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Read MoreCodeRush & Refactor @ the speed of light
[via Mark Miller: So How Fast Can You Go Mastering The Art Of CodeRush] Check out this video.
Read MoreLearning something new every day!
[via Thoughts about IIS (and now SharePoint)] One of the aspects I love about teaching development classes is you’ve always got bright people in the room… and every single class I’ve taught, I’ve learned something new every day from one of the students in the class.
Read MoreTed Pattison is finally blogging!
He writes SharePoint books, he writes SharePoint articles, he speaks about SharePoint @ conferences, now he’s blogging on SharePoint.
Read MoreSharePoint is a good development platform for applications*
Before I get flamed here like I did on another recent crappy post I commented on numerous times, I am not saying all your apps should be built on SharePoint… not in any shape or form.
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