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Managed Metadata Service Presentation from #SPSRIC
Scott Singleton
As promised here is the slide deck to my SharePoint 2010 Managed Metadata Service presentation from SharePoint Saturday Richmond on 12/4. Enjoy! Managed metadata in_share_point_2010 View more presentations from G. Scott Singleton. [read].
Posted: Sat, Dec 4th '10 |
SharePoint Saturday Richmond 12/4/2010 Speaking Engagement Confirmed
Scott Singleton
Yup, it’s that time of year again in Richmond, Virginia. I’m really excited to be invited to speak at this year’s SharePoint Saturday Richmond event on the 4th of December. Richmond’s one of those rare speaking events that actually occurs within our immediate market area. While we do work all up and down the east [...] [read].
Posted: Tue, Nov 16th '10 |
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
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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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