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Blog: Exploring Salesforce's RESTful API for CRM Databases
Learn about Salesforce’s new RESTful API for reading/writing CRM databases and my experience using it instead of the SOAP API.- Published on
Blog: MVVM Light: The Author's Preferred Toolkit for Learning MVVM
Recent post on learning MVVM sparks discussion on numerous toolkits; author highlights preference for MVVM Light, available on CodePlex- Published on
Blog: Model-View-ViewModel: Why I Like it & How I Learned It
Let me share my experience in working with Silverlight and WPF, learning the MVVM pattern to simplify custom XAML app creation.- Published on
Publication: Accessing SharePoint 2010 Data with the .NET Client Object Model
Learn how to use the Microsoft SharePoint 2010 managed client object model to read and write data in SharePoint sites from Microsoft .NET Framework–based applications.- Published on
Blog: Automating PowerPoint Presentations with Open XML SDK 2.0
Automating updates of headers/footers in PowerPoint presentations with Open XML SDK 2.0 reduced task time from an hour to 15 seconds for Critical Path Training.- Published on
Blog: Automate PowerPoint & Labs File Versions: Time-Saving Tool
Learn about a tool I built to automate versioning and adding course versions in PowerPoint slides & lab files. Save 2-3 hours of manual work with this tool.- Published on
Blog: SalesForce Web Service API Presents Querying Challenges
Working with SalesForce Web Service API proves challenging, with an objects returned fields unfilled if not explicitly selected.- Published on
Publication: SharePoint Administrator's and Developer's Guide to Code Access Security
Understand Microsoft .NET Framework code access security (CAS) and how to work with it in custom SharePoint solutions. Explore configuration options, get best practices for managing CAS in SharePoint environments, and walk through a complex CAS scenario.- Published on
Blog: Using ASP.NET 2.0 Code Behind Files in SharePoint v3 Sites
In this post, explain not only how it can be done, but also to explain what is different between the native ASP.NET 2.0 and SharePoint development experience.- Published on
Blog: How to do Code Behind Files in SharePoint v3 Sites
I’ve clarified a previous post on SharePoint development platform and addressed questions on how to do code behind files in SharePoint v3 sites.- Published on
Blog: Get Public Key Token & Blob for Signed Assembly in VS 2005
The text describes a new way for Web Part developers to obtain the public key token and blob for a signed assembly using Visual Studio 2005.- Published on
Blog: Customizing Assembly Versions in Visual Studio Builds
I discuss my issues with Visual Studio’s lack of in customizing version numbers during build. I prefer using a Major.Minor.BuildDate.Revision format.- Published on
Blog: A little more on DevExpress' VS.NET Productivity Offerings
JAXDUG discusses paid dev tools like DevExpress’ CodeRush & Refactor. Pro, some see value, others don’t. Suggestion: Try them for 60 days.- Published on
Blog: When 'F5' debugging and attaching to processes is slow
Learn how you can speed up your debugging process in Visual Studio for SharePoint projects. Create a shortcut to launch & attach the debugger.- Published on
Blog: DevExpress' DXCore, CodeRush, Refactor., and Mark Miller
I had a great experience with DevExpress’s CodeRush & Refactor. add-ins for VS2003. They’re incredibly productive and useful tools.- Published on
Blog: Managed Debugging : Part 1 - Windbg, Mdbg, and more
I’m starting a new series on managed debugging and share my personal experience of learning about it in a session by Tim Walton.- Published on
Blog: The author pre-orders a WROX book mentioned on Scott's blog
Come with me as I share my excitement for a newly released WROX book. I’ve been a fan of WROX books since 2001 and can’t wait to dive into this one.- Published on
Blog: Erich Gamma discusses design patterns and code reuse
I strongly recommend checking out the 2nd part of this 3-part conversation with Erich Gamma on design patterns, frameworks, speculative design, and code reuse.- Published on
Blog: Resolving Debugging Issues in VS.NET: Tips and Tricks
This article provides a solution for a debugging issue in VS.NET. When manually attaching to a process, debug symbols fail to load.- Published on
Blog: Debugging a MCMS 2002 project with PSS ticket resolution
I faced a tricky debugging issue in MCMS 2002 and resolved it using a PSS ticket. Read on to learn how I did it and what I learned from it.- Published on
Blog: Implement search on a content website with SharePoint
I want to share my experience implementing search functionality on a content website using SharePoint, and provide you with some useful code samples.