Are you a SharePoint developer? Any chance you’re on the bench and looking for a good SharePoint development experience?

I find them to be more trouble than they are worth. While the comment spam filtering technique absolutely rocks in SubText (my blog engine), it isn’t very effective against trackbacks and pingbacks.

We’ve got your typical geek household: two Media Centers, a server which acts as a DC-file share-virtual machine host, another older tower used as the home PC, a laptop or two and my wife’s work laptop.

First, thanks to everyone who showed up for the JOG monthly meeting last night. I presented on the subject of Building Workflows for SharePoint Server 2007 with Visual Studio 2008 and we had a great crowd!

Our next meeting is on Thursday, January 17, 2008. Here’s the session title & abstract to help you get a better idea of what we’ll be discussing:

Ronalus has posted on his blog links to the STSADMWin v3/2007 version. Many people loved this little v2 gem and have been begging for a v3 version.

People that know me know that this is one hell of a crazy move on my part.

Two new Visual How To’s I’ve been working on have recently been posted on MSDN’s online help.

Looking for MOSS Web Content Management training options? Look no further! I’ll be teaching my class, WCM401: Developing Publishing Sites with SharePoint Server 2007 Web Content Management, a few times over the next few months both as a hands-on or Live Meeting based class (here’s some info with the differences).

I got a comment from my post the other day by Wouter van Vugt about a CodePlex project (http://www.