In the last interview I did with the Rob Foster on the SharePoint PodShow (#17), I mentioned a PowerShell script I use to prep my PowerShell command environment with stuff I need.

Going to the UK SharePoint Best Practices Conference in London, UK April 6-8, 2009 No? Well, are you a SharePoint person going to be in the greater London area?

An article I worked on has recently been published to MSDN. The article, Approaches to Creating Master Pages and Page Layouts in SharePoint Server 2007, demonstrates the two different options available to developers when creating custom master pages and page layouts within a MOSS 2007 Publishing site.

Last week while we were both in Nashville, TN working on different projects, Ted Pattison and I sat down with Rob Foster for an interview for the popular SharePoint Pod Show… episode #17!

Check out Soma’s post first, then check out Reza on Channel9 talking about the new SharePoint developer tools that we’ll get in Visual Studio 2010.

Got word this week that I have three sessions that are confirmed that I’ll present at TechEd North America 2009 this year in Los Angeles, CA the week of May 11-15, 2009.

The Managed Extensibility Framework, aka MEF, is this new library Microsoft has been working on that is used in many places to provide a common plugin like capability.

So a while ago I poked my head into the twitterverse and decided it just wasn’t for me… but after hearing so much about it… I decided to give it another fair shake about 4 months ago.

A while back I showed you (as have so many other developers in the blogosphere) how to add IntelliSense to SharePoint when you are editing CAML for use in SharePoint projects.

Microsoft post a few free learning resources for those of you wanting to pickup MOSS 2007 WCM sites.