This week has been action packed with posts!
- Six ways to store settings in SharePoint by Wicton Wilen
Great post on methods of configuration...also on the wiki too at Environment Configuration approaches
- YouTube - Beginning SharePoint Development (Part 1 - IISSetup - HD)
A new series of web casts for SharePoint Developers
- Bill Baer : Alternate Access Mappings and Windows Powershell
Some cool PowerShell goodness to manage Alternate Access Mappings
- Erwin van der Valk's blog: Practicing patterns : Using interfaces and base classes in different assembly using vsewss 1.3
Some interesting findings from Erwin with regards to separate dlls for interfaces and a limitations of VSeWSS and a nice workaround
- stsadm.webconfig
Rich Finn (project founder of SPSource) has started a new project to make managing web.config files using SPWebConfigurationManager even easier!
- Templates-based menu control for SharePoint - Waldek Mastykarz
Not sure where Waldek gets the time to keep coming up with this stuff...but great information regarding accessibility of Menu controls in SharePoint
- WCF and SharePoint: context != context - Waldek Mastykarz
More from Waldek on WCF and SharePoint and issues he found on context
- SaurabhKV : SharePoint Performance, Stress or Load Testing
Some interesting findings on SharePoint Performance etc.
- The Content Query Web Part « Path to SharePoint
Awesome set of links on the Content Query Web Part!
- How to: Programmatically read the ChangeLog in PowerShell
Some interesting PowerShell to read the changelog with SharePoint
- Account Names, SharePoint Setups, Server 2008 and Cheese
Great post by Bill Simser with advice on accounts and setups for SharePoint
- Don't use LocalHost when Developing for SharePoint
Some great advice from Rob Bogue on using localhost with SharePoint Development
- Granularity of SharePoint Features and Solutions
A shout out from Francis on how people break down features and solutions
- SharePoint Branding Build Test Checklist
Some thorough notes on what to check when branding SharePoint
- Debugging your code execution for anonymous users in SharePoint
Some great tips from Tobias Zimmergren on debugging with anonymous SharePoint sites
- Beginning SharePoint Development in Next USPJ Issue - What Are Your Concerns?
Bjorn is planning his next USPJ and would like to know your gripes...also check Where to start with SharePoint Development
- A tiny cute SharePoint calendar (Part I)
Nice "tiny calendar" for SharePoint!
- [Build WSP's at the start of the project and just get it over with!]
Read and obey ... WSP's rule!
- Stsadm Technical Reference for SharePoint Server 2007
If you've been on the moon all week...TechNet are dabbling with Silverlight...ohhh ahhhh
- SharePoint Groups vs. Active Directory Groups
A great comparison between AD groups and SharePoint groups!
- MOSS 2007 - Capture direct view clicks
Liam just keep delivering! This one is awesome and records click throughs within SharePoint
- Wrapping Your Head Around the SharePoint Beast: The Importance of the SharePoint Community
Great post on SharePoint community
- Writing a custom trace listener to log to the 12 hive log from the Enterprise Library logging block
Great post by Brian Farnhill on logging
- SPDX: Object-Relational Entity-Class Generator for SharePoint Lists.
SPDX makes it easier to write software that works with data stored in SharePoint Lists. It generates strongly-typed entity classes based on the List or the Content Type definition, enabling use of InstelliSense and virtually eliminating run-time errors. It is developed in C#.
