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MSDN now features two Visual How To’s based on popular articles from a blog. One article explains how to automate WSP creation using MSBuild.
The post talks about a previously blogged MSDN Visual How To that explains how to create custom timer jobs with additional information
SharePoint development can be intimidating for beginners. Simplification is key, starting with understanding SharePoint file systems to resolve issues
The SharePoint Project Utility Visual Studio tool window emulates SharePoint 12 folder structure for developers with Visual Studio 2005/2008 and DXCore
Streamline SharePoint development in Visual Studio with a bespoke tool window designed to reduce errors and automate repetitive tasks.
Two more of my Visual How To’s for WSS 3.0 developers were published: Adding Code-Behind Files and Creating Custom Timer Jobs
As an author, I’ve created CR/R tools and am seeking feedback from users. My post includes a brief explanation of these tools.
The CQWP is an efficient Web Part for MOSS 2007 Publishing sites. Customizations for the presentation of the results are discussed in this blog.
SharePoint v3 no longer has its own Web Part implementation and relies solely on the ASP.NET 2.0 framework, using a WebPart class for backward compatibility
I want to share with you my approach to creating site definitions. I’ve received mixed reactions at events and would love to hear your thoughts.
Ronalus has shared on his blog a link to STSADMWin v3/2007 version, providing an option for those who want to use STSADM without the command line
Visual How-Tos for MOSS 2007 WCM Publishing Site Development: Code-Behind Files in Master Pages & Custom Quick Access Buttons
Visual Studio 2005 + VSeWWF + WSS v3/MOSS 2007 SDK = Workflow templates. VS 2008+ has built-in support. Important for SharePoint workflows.
TechEd US to be split into two weeks, 1st week for dev & 2nd week for IT pros, but a dissenting voice thinks it’s a bad move.
A MOSS WCM Publishing site developer updated their custom commands, including resolving memory issues with the PublishAllItems command.
Learn when to use curly brackets in SharePoint CAML files when creating a GUID. Follow these guidelines for SharePoints 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.
I’ve clarified a previous post on SharePoint development platform and addressed questions on how to do code behind files in SharePoint v3 sites.
In this article, I clarify that not all apps should be built on SharePoint. I address complaints about source control and SDL in SharePoint.
The post is an introduction to a series on AC’s VS CodeRush/Refactor Tools for SharePoint Devs. Part 1 provides an overview of the tools
Join me in exploring AC’s VS CodeRush/Refactor Tools for SharePoint Devs in a series of articles. In Part 1, I provide an overview of the tools.
In Part 1 of my series, I introduce AC’s VS CodeRush/Refactor Tools for SharePoint Devs and provide an overview of the tools. Join me in exploring them.
Join me in exploring AC’s VS CodeRush/Refactor Tools for SharePoint Devs. In my series, I introduce the tools and provide an overview in Part 1.
Sick of writing feature.xml files & creating new GUIDs? Well, I’ve been working on tools I use on a day-to-day basis that speed up my SharePoint development.