The vision was to plan, design, develop, test and publish a high quality SilverLight application that would improve the overall customer experience with the current downloadable Visio diagram for the Stsadm SharePoint command line admin tool.
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TechNet Launches New Interactive Silverlight Application for STSADM Technical Reference
Learn how Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and SharePoint Server 2007 use membership and role providers and how to automatically configure providers into SharePoint Server so it can manage the configuration settings.
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Sample: Identity and Access Strategies for SharePoint Server 2007
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
If you’re trying to install VSeWSS 1.3, the latest version of the Visual Studio Extensions for Windows SharePoint Services, you may find that you need to tweak a couple of things post-install to make sure the VSeWSS 1.3 web service is configured correctly. To give you a little context, when I first installed the default installation and then created a web part project to test deployment I was getting the following error
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VSeWSS 1.3 Post-Install Configuration
Part 2 of the series immerses you in the development capabilities of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS). Based on Windows SharePoint Services, MOSS can help you solve more problems with less effort.
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MSDN Ramp Up: SharePoint for Developers (Part 2)
Every SharePoint developer should invest some time in building up his own toolkit to make the development experience a more fluid and efficient one. This is a preliminary list of SharePoint tools aimed at SharePoint developers. I will update this list quite regularly to keep it up to date with new releases
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My SharePoint developer toolkit
Preparing your Visual Studio 2008 Workflow Project This is the 3rd part of our Beginners Guide to SharePoint 2007 Workflow Development . You understand the workflow development scenario and how to create an InfoPath web-based form . Now in this part of the series, we will be Preparing your Visual Studio 2008 Workflow Project for workflow development.
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Beginners Guide to SharePoint 2007 Workflow Development – Preparing your Visual Studio 2008 Workflow Project
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Tomorrow’s Microsoft BI Platform
Tomorrow’s Business Intelligence Platform One of my favorite aspects about Microsoft is the company never stands still from a product development standpoint. The company is constantly driving innovation and releasing new products to the market
SharePoint development is a special skill, so special that if you want to make a decent living, are tired of your current job, and can learn quickly, then get going with how to build solutions on SharePoint technologies.
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SharePoint Developer Tools: Announcing Public CTP Release of VSeWSS 1.3
Learn how to develop a basic Microsoft Silverlight Web Part in ASP.NET that hosts a canvas and that can be used with SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services 3.0.
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How to Create a Silverlight Web Part in ASP.NET for Use in SharePoint Server 2007