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Organizations use Microsoft SharePoint to create websites. You can use it as a secure place to store, organize, share, and access information from any device.
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Blog: Download Adventure Works Travel: MOSS 2007 WCM Sample Site
Adventure Works Travel is a sample MOSS 2007 WCM site that Microsoft had a partner develop. You can now download it to use for your own demos- Published on
Blog: Critical Path Training: A Leader in SharePoint Education
Critical Path Training, a new joint venture between two industry leaders, has been announced to create the leading SharePoint education company.- Published on
Blog: ***NOW AVAILABLE*** MSDN: Configuring and Deploying Anonymous Publishing Sites for SharePoint Server 2007
Microsoft recently published an article I wrote for them: Configuring and Deploying Anonymous Publishing Sites for SharePoint Server 2007- Published on
Publication: Configuring and Deploying Anonymous Publishing Sites for SharePoint Server 2007
Explore and learn how to address security and performance issues of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 publishing sites before launching them as Internet-facing publishing sites.- Published on
Publication: Understanding Field Controls and Web Parts in SharePoint Server 2007 Publishing Sites
Learn the details of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 field controls and Web Parts and how they differ, and best practices for when to use each type of control.- Published on
Blog: ***NOW AVAILABLE*** MSDN: Understanding Field Controls and Web Parts in SharePoint Server 2007 Publishing Sites
Microsoft published an article I recently wrote for them: Understanding Field Controls and Web Parts in SharePoint Server 2007 Publishing Sites.- Published on
Blog: Streamline SharePoint administration with PowerShell script
I’ve developed a PowerShell script that loads common SharePoint assemblies and sets an alias to STSADM for easy command execution. Check it out.- Published on
Blog: ***NOW AVAILABLE*** MSDN: Approaches to Creating Master Pages and Page Layouts in SharePoint Server 2007
Microsoft published an article that I authored for them on ‘Approaches to Creating Master Pages and Page Layouts in SharePoint Server 2007’.- Published on
Blog: A Quicker Way to Create Custom SharePoint List Templates
Creating custom list templates in SharePoint 3.0 is complicated, with XML and GUIDs causing a nightmare. In this post, learn about a quicker way to do this.- Published on
Publication: Approaches to Creating Master Pages and Page Layouts in SharePoint Server 2007
Learn two ways in which developers and designers can create Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 master pages that define a site’s global appearance and to create page layouts that define the rendering of specific content pages in Microsoft Office SharePoint Sever 2007 publishing sites.- Published on
Blog: SharePoint Server 2007: Field Controls & Web Parts Compared
Comparison of field controls and web parts in SharePoint Server 2007 Publishing sites - Author shares related posts and articles for details.- Published on
Blog: *** NOW AVAILABLE *** Finding Developer Help for SharePoint Products and Technologies
Microsoft published an article that I authored for them on ‘Finding developer help for SharePoint products & technologies’.- Published on
Publication: Locating essential resources for developing with SharePoint
The article provides guidance on finding essential resources for developers working with Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies- Published on
Blog: Microsoft unveils new SharePoint certifications: MCM and MCA
Microsoft Announces Two Certifications for SharePoint Pros: MCM + MCA, Top Technical Certifications in SharePoint Development, Configuration, and Architecture- Published on
Blog: *** NOW AVAILABLE *** Implementing a Brand in a SharePoint Server 2007 Publishing Site
Microsoft published an article that I authored for them on ‘Implementing a brand in SharePoint Server 2007 Publishing sites’.- Published on
Publication: Implement Brands in SharePoint Server 2007 Publishing Sites
Learn how to select the best approach for implementing a brand in a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 publishing site.- Published on
Blog: ***NOW AVAILABLE*** MSDN: Prescriptive Guidance for MOSS 2007 WCM Sites
Microsoft published an article I wrote for them: Prescriptive Guidance for SharePoint Server 2007 Web Content Management Sites.- Published on
Blog: Web Parts vs Field Controls: Guidance for Publishing Sites
The Enterprise Content Management Team Blog clarifies the differences between Web Parts and Field Controls for publishing sites and offers guidance.- Published on
Publication: Prescriptive Guidance for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Web Content Management Sites
Publishing sites adhere to most, if not all, of the prescriptive guidance and generally accepted best practices for SharePoint sites. This article addresses many areas that are specific to deploying successful and scalable publishing sites in the enterprise.- Published on
Blog: Former Students Launch SharePoint Sites, Starz Entertainment
It’s always great to hear from my former students, esp. when they have launched new SharePoint publishing sites like the one for Starz Entertainment.- Published on
Blog: ***NOW AVAILABLE*** Two Chapters from my Pro WCM Development Book on MSDN
Microsoft has published two chapters from my book, Professional SharePoint 2007 Web Content Management Development.- Published on
Blog: The Saga of an Ultimate Virtualization Rig: Part 3
I discuss my set up, installation, and performance testing of the virtualization rig built in parts 1 and 2 of my series.- Published on
Blog: The Saga of an Ultimate Virtualization Rig: Part 2
I share my reasons for building a virtualization rig & the components I use in this article. Stay tuned for the next post: set up & installation.- Published on
Blog: The Saga of an Ultimate Virtualization Rig: Part 1
Join me in my build of an ideal virtualization rig for SharePoint development, inspired by Scott and Jeff’s “Ultimate Developer PC” journey.- Published on
Blog: Develop MOSS 2007 WCM Sites - Course by Ted Pattison Group
The Ted Pattison Groups WCM401 class teaches MOSS 2007 WCM/Publishing sites development. Offered 3 times in summer, with one via Live meeting for $995/person.- Published on
Publication: Professional SharePoint 2007 Web Content Management Development: Building Publishing Sites with Office SharePoint Server 2007
My first solo book! This is for SharePoint developers working with Publishing sites—sites that leverage MOSS 2007 WCM capabilities.- Published on
Blog: Comprehensive Guide to SharePoint Debugging and Logging
A comprehensive guide on debugging and logging in SharePoint is now available. Add comments to share your own debugging tips- Published on
Blog: WCM Resource Center - Office SharePoint Server 2007
Resources for IT pros on planning & implementing WCM solutions using SharePoint Server 2007 available on TechNet, with developer info on MSDN- Published on
Blog: NOW AVAILABLE: Professional SharePoint 2007 Web Content Management Development: Building Publishing Sites with Office SharePoint Server 2007
I’m excited to share that my book, Professional SharePoint 2007 Web Content Management Development - Publishing Sites with SharePoint 2007, is now available!- Published on
Blog: Using the Content Query Web Part in non-Publishing sites
In this blog post, I compare the Content Query Web Part (CQWP) & Data View Web Part (DVWP) in SharePoint to use CQWP effectively.- Published on
Blog: ** NOW AVAILABLE **: WROX BLOX on Extending the MOSS Publishing HTML Editor Field Control
WROX has published and made available for puchase a short paper I wrote for them: Extend the MOSS Publishing HTML Editor Field Control.- Published on
Blog: Automate SharePoint Solution Packages & Config Multiple Auth
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.- Published on
Blog: Create Custom Timer Jobs in SharePoint with Additional Info
The post talks about a previously blogged MSDN Visual How To that explains how to create custom timer jobs with additional information- Published on
Blog: Some of My Tips for Simplifying SharePoint Development
SharePoint development can be intimidating for beginners. Simplification is key, starting with understanding SharePoint file systems to resolve issues- Published on
Blog: New: Visual Studio SharePoint Project Utility Tool Window
The SharePoint Project Utility Visual Studio tool window emulates SharePoint 12 folder structure for developers with Visual Studio 2005/2008 and DXCore- Published on
Blog: My Visual Studio SharePoint project utility tool window
Streamline SharePoint development in Visual Studio with a bespoke tool window designed to reduce errors and automate repetitive tasks.- Published on
Publication: Creating Custom Timer Jobs in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
Learn about building, deploying, and debugging custom timer jobs in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0, and examine the various configuration options that are available to developers.- Published on
Blog: Two New WSS 3.0 MSDN Visual How To's fro SharePoint Devs
Two more of my Visual How To’s for WSS 3.0 developers were published: Adding Code-Behind Files and Creating Custom Timer Jobs- Published on
Publication: Understanding and Creating Customized and Uncustomized Files in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
Learn how you can create and use customized and uncustomized files to meet the scalability and high demands of dynamic customization in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 sites.- Published on
Publication: Configuring Multiple Authentication Mechanisms with Alternate Access Mappings in WSS 3.0
Learn how to configure a site collection with two entry points that use different authentication mechanisms in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0.- Published on
Publication: Automating Solution Package Creation for Windows SharePoint Services by Using MSBuild
Learn how to use MSBuild to automatically generate solution package files for Windows SharePoint Services. This MSDN Visual HowTo demonstrates how to do this step-by-step.- Published on
Publication: Creating, Deploying, and Debugging Custom Timer Jobs in WSS 3.0
Learn how to harness the power of custom timer jobs in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0. This Microsoft Office Visual How To demonstrates how to create a job that requests the home page of each site collection in a Web application to force just-in-time (JIT) compilation and to speed up the first request.- Published on
Publication: Adding Code-Behind Files to Master Pages and Content Pages in WSS 3.0
Learn how to use code-behind files in custom content pages in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0. This Microsoft Office Visual How To demonstrates one of these techniques, using code-behind files within custom content pages.- Published on
Blog: Introducing CR/R Tools and Seeking Feedback from Users
As an author, I’ve created CR/R tools and am seeking feedback from users. My post includes a brief explanation of these tools.- Published on
Blog: Slick Customization with Content Query Web Part in MOSS 2007
The CQWP is an efficient Web Part for MOSS 2007 Publishing sites. Customizations for the presentation of the results are discussed in this blog.- Published on
Blog: Never Use Render() When Building Web Parts for SharePoint
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- Published on
Blog: Opinions Wanted: My Approach to Creating Site Definitions
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.- Published on
Blog: STSADMWin v3/2007 Version Now Available on Ronalus Blog
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- Published on
Blog: Two new MOSS 2007 WCM Publishing site Visual How Tos
Visual How-Tos for MOSS 2007 WCM Publishing Site Development: Code-Behind Files in Master Pages & Custom Quick Access Buttons- Published on
Blog: Building SharePoint Workflows with Visual Studio and VSeWWF
Visual Studio 2005 + VSeWWF + WSS v3/MOSS 2007 SDK = Workflow templates. VS 2008+ has built-in support. Important for SharePoint workflows.