I'm going to start posting weekly a round up of any SharePoint Development posts that caught my eye out there in the community. So here goes:
- Microsoft SharePoint 2010 news from TechEd US 2009 by Lars Fastrup
Great coverage of TechEd 2009 in LA - interesting information on what Tom Rizzo went through on SharePoint 2010. New to me was Ribbon interface, mapping lists to database tables, Visual Studio 2010 Visual Web Part designer, CTP July 20009, RTM H1 2010 - UpdateListItems vs ProcessBatchData to create Folders by Robin Meure
Extremely thorough analysis of approaches to updating list items in a list! - Announcing SharePoint Server 2010 Preliminary System Requirements by SharePoint Blog
Some more tidbits on the next version of SharePoint - interestingly Windows Server 2008 only and no more support for IE6.0 (yippee!) - Running SharePoint on Windows 7 by Gunnar Peipman's
Steps on how to create a SharePoint Development Environment on Windows 7 OS. - Event Receivers on Content Types by Steven Van de Craen's
Very thorough explanation of Event Receivers and Content Types and some interesting gotchas to look out for! - Riddle Me This, Riddle Me That by Bill Simser
Great post on limitations of SharePoint Surveys and ways to "work around" them. - Principles of SharePoint Development by Tom Clarkson
Great set of principles to take into account with SharePoint - I'm really keen to get a collaborative wiki page going to expand on this! - SharePoint Service Pack 2 known, found and experienced problems by Wictor Wilen
Great collection of issues found with SP2 - be sure to check out the SharePointAdminWiki.com pages on this stuff too! - SPSource v1.0.0.0 released by Jeremy Thake
SPSource has its first stable release...be sure to check it out and the webcasts to see how to make reverse engineering List Templates, Content Types and Modules EASY!
 | Reminder...SharePoint Implementation Survey Please don't forget...if you haven't yet completed the SharePoint Implementation survey , I'd really appreciate your feedback on how you currently develop with SharePoint. I will be reporting the findings at the end of this month, but there's a taster page already. |
