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Introduction to the SharePoint 2010 Client Object Model
Scott Singleton
pThis is the most recent version of the slide deck I presented at SharePoint Saturday Richmond, SharePoint Saturday Virginia Beach and most recently at SharePoint Saturday Boston. /p div style="width: 425px" id="__ss_3310258"strong style="margin: 12px 0px 4px; display: block"a title="SharePoint 2010 Client Object Model" href="http://www.slideshare.net/scottsingleton/sharepoint-2010-client-object-model"SharePoint 2010 Client Object Model/a/strongobject width="425" height="355"param name="movie" v [read].
Posted: Sat, Mar 6th '10 |
In Search of OSX Blog Writing Functionality
Scott Singleton
This is about month 5 for me using a Macbook Pro as my personal laptop and I really can't describe how much I enjoy it. I still have to carry around a Dell that's owned by one of my clients as it's my only way to connect to their network to perform work. Occasionally I carry the Dell that my office provided me as well. Yes -- that's right. Sometimes I'm using up three security bins at the airport just for the hardware.br /divbr /For the most part I've found that the mac-equivalent applications a [read].
Posted: Wed, Mar 3rd '10 |
Dev 101: Anatomy of a SharePoint Solution #SPSNYC
Scott Singleton
pThis is the slide deck used during the SharePoint Saturday New York Presentation titled ldquo;The Anatomy of A SharePoint Solutionrdquo;/p
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pFor those that attended yoursquo;ll know that my sessions are a little outside-the-box :) Hopefully you can cringe your way through the brashness and take a little bit of knowledge away from it!/p
pnbsp;/p
pThis deck also includes the two screen capture videos from the event./p
div id="__ss_1993546" style="text-align: left; width: 425px;"a style="m [read].
Posted: Tue, Sep 15th '09 |
When Hardware oddities abound you improvise!
Scott Singleton
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pI spent the week tweaking my presentation for SharePoint Saturday in New York, including timing my entire presentation, testing the presentation on a low resolution monitor (read my 17rdquo; Digital TV on my desk) and even working with a nifty remote control iPhone Application that let me read my slide deck notes and track my time./p
pHow did this go over?nbsp; It didnrsquo;t work.nbsp; No matter how hard you plan something is going to pop up.nbsp; What do you do? You improvise. You ad [read].
Posted: Sun, Sep 13th '09 |
Measure 48,000 times; Cut once.
Scott Singleton
pI was over at a href="http://weblogs.asp.net/bsimser" target="_blank"Bil Simserrsquo;s/a Blog the other day reading his post on a href="http://weblogs.asp.net/bsimser/archive/2009/07/06/extending-sharepoint-checking-if-a-list-exists.aspx" target="_blank"extending SharePoint through Extension Methods/a where he describes adding a ldquo;ListExists()rdquo; extension onto the SPWeb object.nbsp; The goal of this method is to return a boolean value representing the existence of the list name passed t [read].
Posted: Wed, Jul 8th '09 |
Lightning Tools reduces the cost of their BDC Meta Man Web Edition
Scott Singleton
pLighting tools a href="http://www.lightningtools.com/blog/archive/2009/07/01/bdc-meta-man-web-edition-price-change.aspx" target="_blank"announced a price change for their Web Edition of the popular ldquo;BDC Meta Manrdquo; product/a.nbsp; If yoursquo;ve ever had to create a BDC (Business Data Catalog) application in SharePoint yoursquo;ve probable run across this utility.nbsp;/p
pThey were the first ndash; and Microsoft tried poorly to create an editor of their own./p
pBut for most people the c [read].
Posted: Tue, Jul 7th '09 |
Visual Studio Macros for working with GUIDs in XML
Scott Singleton
pOne of the biggest time drains I experience when creating SharePoint solutions is the constant creation of new GUIDs, especially when creating site columns (Fields).nbsp; Each time I wanted to create anbsp; new field I would typically copy the previous line and make the appropriate changes./p
pWhen I code I want to do everything with keystrokes and not touch my mouse; it must be the old school developer in me./p
pThere are two strongmajor problems/strong as I see it:/p
p1. When you double click [read].
Posted: Tue, Jul 7th '09 |
Yet more reasons to use ReSharper
Scott Singleton
pAs Lars Fastrup pointed out in his blog entry a href="http://blog.sharepointproducts.com/archive/2008/08/03/visual-studio-unit-tests-and-64-bit-sharepoint-does-not-play.aspx" target="_blank"Visual Studio Unit Tests and 64-bit SharePoint does not play/a the Microsoft philosophy of not providing 32-bit servers for their new platforms are going to wreak havoc on us developers, especially those that write unit tests. (if you donrsquo;t you NEED to!)./p
pVisual Studio, the web application host, and [read].
Posted: Tue, Jul 7th '09 |
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