What better way to hold yourself accountable than to publically state what your New Year’s Resolutions are?

Regardless of how long I’ve been working with SharePoint, I have always had to go back to the CAML reference in the WSS v3.

When working with the Silverlight client object model in SharePoint 2010, I like to break my projects up into two pieces.

An article I worked on has recently been published on MSDN. The article, SharePoint Administrator’s and Developer’s Guide to Code Access Security, introduces CAS to SharePoint administrators & developers and then walks you through why it’s important & relevant to SharePoint.

An article i worked on has recently been published on MSDN. The article, Designing and Developing High-Performance SharePoint Server 2007 Publishing Sites, explains some tips and tricks on getting the most out of your WCM sites built on SharePoint Server 2007.

Seen the new dialog framework in SharePoint 2010? You know, when you want to create a new item in a list, a dialog appears.

At next February’s JAXDUG meeting on SharePoint 2010. My travel schedule has unfortunately kept me away from JAXDUG recently so I’m not only looking forward to seeing everyone again, but also to talk about what’s new and exciting around SharePoint 2010!

By now you might have seen that SharePoint 2010 command line administration is all about PowerShell.

[via Stefan] Stefan Gossner is going nuts and pushing out some fantastic guidance and myth debunking on the topic of content deployment in SharePoint Server 2007.

When creating SharePoint 2007 solutions, such as custom application or site pages that include code behind files, you’re often stuck having to manually enter the fully qualified strong name (aka: 5-part name) of the class of the code behind piece of the page within the <% @Page %> directive.