Are you looking to get put to speed on SharePoint 2013 development? You should join me in the fantastic city of Boston, MA!

One of my favorite SharePoint related conferences of the year is easily the SPTechCon show that’s held twice a year.

Here we go again, another great SharePoint conference in the desert in Las Vegas in just under two months time from now!

Last week I participated in the SP Live 360 conference in Orlando, FL. To everyone who attended, thanks for coming to a fantastic show!

This course is called SharePoint 2010 Developer Ramp-Up - Part 5: Content Management. This course is available to all Pluralsight subscribers.

I have published many Pluralsight on-demand training courses, all of which you can see listed on my author page on their website.

In just a few months from now the annual SharePoint Technology Conference, aka SPTechCon, will be held again in downtown Boston, one of the best cities in the world.

Ever since the original post when I said I was going to make the changes to my site, the number one question I kept hearing was “why Orchard” as the engine for the new site.

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A few months ago I published a series of developer ramp up courses for SharePoint 2013 to Pluralsight that was based on the Beta 2 (aka: Preview) build that was released by Microsoft in July of 2012.