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I’ll Be Speaking at TechEd 2010 in New Orleans

It’s that time of year again – time for TechEd North America. This year’s event is being held in the Big Easy, one of my favorite cities, and is sure to be a winner (how can you go wrong in ‘nawlins?). There’s sure to be a ton of good SharePoint 2010 content. I have one […]

SharePoint Evolution 2010 – The Conference That Almost Wasn’t

We just wrapped up the SharePoint Evolution 2010 conference in London. By all accounts, it was a great event. Attendance was excellent and there was a ton of new content on SharePoint 2010. The Combined Knowledge crew made everything appear smooth and effortless. But things are not always as they seem – this conference was […]

Jousting with XML – Adding Attributes to Existing Nodes

This isn’t technically a SharePoint-related post as the issue is one of pure XML manipulation but I ran across it while building a custom solution in SharePoint and it took hours to figure it out so I thought it merited some attention. When working with XML, as is often the case in SharePoint (especially when […]

SharePoint Evolution Conference in London April 2010

We’re now only a couple of months away from the upcoming SharePoint Evolution 2010 conference in London, England. Last year’s Best Practices event was one of the best conferences I’ve ever attended or spoke at. The venue is fantastic – right across from the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey. The Combined Knowledge crew does […]

SharePoint 2010 Code Deployment, Part Three

Part One of this series gave a general overview of SharePoint 2010 code deployment using Visual Studio 2010. Part Two described the creation and use of SharePoint Commands. In this installment we will explore SharePoint Deployment Steps and their relationship with both SharePoint Commands and SharePoint Deployment Configurations. Introduction A Deployment Step defines the order […]

The End of a MacBook Era

A lot of people have noticed that I’ve ditched my MacBook Pro in favor of a Dell Latitude. I’ve posted a lot about my trials and tribulations with the MacBook here, here, here and here. I loved my MBP but there are a number of reasons why I had to ditch it in favor of […]

SharePoint 2010 Code Deployment, Part Two

Part One of this series gave a general overview of SharePoint 2010 code deployment using Visual Studio 2010. Now it’s time to dig deeper and take an in-depth look at how developers can customize the deployment process. We will begin at the lowest level by creating some custom SharePoint Commands, then move into creating Deployment […]

Happy New Year 2010

Hard to believe that another year has come and gone. I’ve never been one for predictions and resolutions, which I’m no good at keeping anyway, but I think 2010 is going to be a big year in SharePoint land. For starters, SharePoint 2010 really will be a game-changer. I believe with this release that we […]

Follow-Up on JQuery and SharePoint Performance

My initial post on the use of JQuery with SharePoint has generated a great deal of discussion (see here, here and here); so much so, that I felt some additional comments on the subject were merited. Let me begin by clarifying my position. I am not against the use of JQuery or any other particular […]

SharePoint 2010 Code Deployment, Part One

One of the most exciting aspects of Visual Studio 2010 is the tight integration it will have with SharePoint. The Visual Studio team has worked hard to make the SharePoint developer experience much more streamlined and less dependent upon manual configuration files and custom scripts. They have also made a tremendous investment into extensibility, allowing […]