Hey… it’s only been hour for a few years, right? What great timing! :P This is my chapter on creating Publishing sites in a structured and repeatable way.

Going to the SharePoint Conference 2009 in Las Vegas the week of October 19-22, 2009? No?

In June of 2008 I built a custom rig with three things in mind: Super powerful and not requiring an upgrade for a few years Primarily a virtualization rig (hosting HyperV images) Stealthy quiet As a SharePoint developer, I live in virtual machines.

When creating new content-centric Web sites using something like ASP.NET, developers usually follow a set lifecycle.

Ever had the desire to hide or not render anything on a part of the page when one of your content fields is empty?

Microsoft just published three brief videos offering a sneak peek to what you’ll see in SharePoint 2010.

I expect many are aware of SharePoint by Day, SharePint by Night, but I’m equally sure many others are not.

Suddenly all these speaking engagements have come through or been publicized at the last minute… hence the flurry of blog posts.

I mentioned there was an open call for speakers the other day… looks like my session was picked!

What’s a SharePoint person doing at the Microsoft Project Conference 2009? As you may know, the two products, Office Project Server 2007 and Office SharePoint Server 2007 have plenty of integration points and overlap between the two.