This continues my previous checklist on getting started with Excel Services. Here, I’ll append a walkthrough for creating, deploying and updating User-Defined Function assemblies with Excel Services. 4
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Excel Services Getting Started – Pt2 UDFs
Just a little tip as I’ve recieved a lot of emails and questions about SharePoint development recently. Most SharePoint development is going to take place in a virtual machine (unless you’re running Server 2008 as your desktop, which isn’t hard. Check out win2008workstation.com for some great tips on this)
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Using The Loopback Adapter and SharePoint
You have probably seen the news announcement today where we announced the public beta for the new Microsoft Exchange Server 2010. As part of that announcement, we also talked about some of the names for the “14” wave of products including Microsoft Office 2010 and Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010. I wanted to answer some questions that I think will inevitably pop to the top of your mind: What happened to the Office piece of the name
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Microsoft SharePoint “14” is now Microsoft SharePoint 2010
It has been a little over a year since we shipped VS 2008 and .NET FX 3.5.
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Delivering ongoing value
Hey – Angus Logan here, back from MIX09 in Las Vegas.
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MIX 09 Roundup: 8 Sessions on Live Services Available Now