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While we generally lock down features many months before we get to RTM and spend all of the remaining time on performance and stability, there are a few very few number of times when we find we real...
I jumped the gun in yesterday's second post when I said the SDKs were ready along with the downloadable trials. They are indeed finished being written, but there are more hoops than you can imag...
We get asked about what we're doing about AJAX quite a lot these days, especially about ASP.NET for AJAX (the technology formerly known as "Atlas"). We *love* AJAX. We actually use AJAX (albeit no...
I'm here in Auckland with Arpan Shah presenting at Tech Ed: New Zealand sessions and meeting every Kiwi customer and partner I can. They've been working me pretty hard; I got off the plane at 5:10am t...
WSRP, as I covered a few days ago, is an interoperability standard. It’s platform- and language-neutral. It’s all about requesting and transmitting chunks of HTML using SO...
I thought I’d start this next wave of postings with the subject I’ve avoided the longest — WSRP. This one will be a little long…
What is WSRP?
The abbreviation stan...
My blog isn’t so much a running news log as it is an opinion column and platform for communicating practical advice. That having been said, I’ve been slacking off for too long.&...
Two new blogs have been created in the past few days that I thought you should bookmark:
If you’re building applications for the U.S. Federal Government, the Microsoft Developer and Platform Eva...
This is one item I’ve been holding back for a while. FrontPage “12” will be a great SharePoint site designer on many, many fronts. Like the current version, using it to e...
So it’s 10am as I start this posting, which I’m typing while I bounce back and forth between Ryan Stocker’s talk on the Web content management services you’ll see in Office &ld...
I just got out of Steven Sinofsky’s keynote session on Office “12” here at the PDC, and that means one thing. Actually, multiple, things, but the big thing is that I can stop&n...
That post I made on Monday Namely: “FitzBlog : Web Part Interoperability -- Good News and Bad News” It’s out. It was U2U’s news to break, and Mike Ammer...
So we’re getting ready to unveil a little bit tomorrow and a lot on Wednesday regarding WSS “v3” and our Office “12” servers, but a couple of things have popped up that a...
Ive been at a lot of conferences in the past few months, and the question I was asked most often had to have been around what we support and dont support when it comes to site and portal cus...
The short answer: Heck, yeah!
The long answer: For the love of God, dont try it in production yet. SQL Server 2005 hasnt shipped. But as weve been testing our beta code for WSS Servi...
The short answer: Heck, yeah!
The long answer: For the love of God, dont try it in production yet. SQL Server 2005 hasnt shipped. But as weve been testing our beta code for WSS Servi...
I know that, while I’m travelling, I should just freaking file blog postings from the road since it’s more dynamic and compelling ‘n’ stuff, but I didn’t. I’m...
Head over to http://commnet.microsoftpdc.com/content/sessions.aspx to see a nearly-complete list of what we can tell you to date. Specifically look at the “Office and SharePoint&rdquo...
The last four days here in Orlando have been a blur, and that’s not because of the humidity or the evening events. There’s a lot going on here. There are a lot of people here.&...
The SharePad workspace on GotDotNet has been updated. It now supports getting/setting custom properties with every open/save. If you want an example of how to use FrontPage RPCs, the ...
Want some help building and deploying site definitions, complete with resources like Web Parts, CSS files, etc. Get thee to http://workspaces.gotdotnet.com/sharepointdevkickstart, the latest in ...
I haven’t blogged for a while, but I’m hoping to make up for it — starting with this…
I’ve told you before that, if you want to add full SharePoint document library supp...
I haven’t blogged for a while, but I’m hoping to make up for it — starting with this…
I’ve told you before that, if you want to add full SharePoint document library supp...
The fact that there’s an Office/SharePoint Development track at this year’s Professional Developers Conference in Los Angeles, CA from the 13th from the 16th of September is a big break fo...
I cannot begin to tell you how happy I am about the first issue of SharePoint Advisor magazine. I just got an advance copy, and the regular copies are leaving Advisor Media’s warehouses to...
Comments like "Unless of course you want to use them next year" made in reponse to my posting “Keep Writing SharePoint Web Parts Until (at least) 2006” make me wonder if people...
I’m not going to say anything more at this time, but I’d strongly suggest that attending this year’s Microsoft Professional Developers Conference would be an exceptionally good idea....
Several of you have reported having successfully installed the .NET 2.0 runtime on a machine running WSS/SPS. If you set the IIS Web Application for WSS/SPS to use ASP.NET 1.1, thi...
You may have noticed this blog’s byline,.in which I refer to myself as “sharing whatever he can get away with” about developing with SharePoint Products and Technologies.&n...
We had a fun internal debate this week on a new tool developed in France. If you can read French, it’s documented here; the download link for the executable (whose UI is in English) is her...
Someone sent me a comment to one of last week’s postings lamented the trouble with indexing ASPX files, particularly because MS product support says that we don’t recommend searching ...
Next week I’m going to post something that explains the relative merits of efforts like IBuySpy Portal, DotNetNuke, etc., compared to Windows SharePoint Services and SharePoint Portal Server.&nb...
To say “Web Parts are Microsoft’s ASP.NET technology for implementing portlets” would be correct, but grossly incomplete. One key facet of Web Part technology is that we d...
I get asked “how many Web Parts exist” all the time. The question drives me crazy. I understand why. Portal vendors cite the list of available portlets they have on hand a...
ASP.NET 2.0 Web Parts rock. We in SharePoint-land love them. We’re building “v3” on ASP.NET 2.0. But none of that matters right now if you have to deliver code for ...
There’s a nice article on TheServerSide.NET entitled Integrating 3rd Party Single Sign On in Sharepoint Portal Server that explains how to write a custom (unsupported by Microsoft) for...
The majority of my posts are for developer issues (not — normally — developer techniques, as many other blogs do that), but I’ll make an exception here since I just brought up Groove...
Just about every presentation we did in the area of SharePoint Products and Technologies at last month’s Microsoft Office Developer Conference is being redelivered as a MSDN Webcast. I...
Gregory MacBeth provides a nice enumeration of the skills you need to be a “SharePoint developer”. It’s a good list. I endorse it. But examine it closely,...
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