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I love using email courses to deliver simple topics, dripped out anywhere from a few days to upwards of 10 days! Here you'll learn about the FREE email courses I've written and published under my company, Voitanos.

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On-demand video courses are my preferred way to teach. Here you'll learn about the courses I've authored & publish under my company, Voitanos.

Prior to launching Voitanos, I published my video courses through Pluralsight. You can find those courses listed here as well.

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From time to time, I create learning resources for clients, including Microsoft. Here you'll learn about all these resources.

This includes articles, books, code samples, tutorials, and Microsoft Learning modules.

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Minimizing the page weight in anonymous SharePoint 2010 Publishing Sites

SharePoint 2010 uses a lot of JavaScript libraries to implement the very rich and responsive user experience. Many of these libraries are necessary to implement the ribbon and other editing controls. While the new script-on-demand (SOD) capability in SharePoint 2010 is supposed to suppress libraries that aren't needed on a specific page request, some still seem to get through. Chris O'Brien has a fantastic approach to removing known libraries, by name, from the page request to make for an even smaller page weight in SharePoint 2010. Check out his post: » Chris O'Brien: Eliminating large JavaScript files to optimize SharePoint 2010 internet sites Technorati Tags: sharepoint,sharepoint 2010,wcm,publishing site,performance...

SharePoint 2010 uses a lot of JavaScript libraries to implement the very rich and responsive user experience. Many of these libraries are necessary to implement the ribbon and other editing controls. While the new script-on-demand (SOD) capability in SharePoint 2010 is supposed to suppress libraries that aren’t needed on a specific page request, some still seem to get through.

Chris O’Brien has a fantastic approach to removing known libraries, by name, from the page request to make for an even smaller page weight in SharePoint 2010. Check out his post:

» Chris O’Brien: Eliminating large JavaScript files to optimize SharePoint 2010 internet sites