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• SharePoint Developer FAQ - Got Questions?

  We've started a SharePoint Developer FAQ on the new MSDN Forums. Do you have questions and you can't find answers perhaps the FAQ will help. http://forums.msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/sharepointdevelopment/thread/5834679b-482b-4924-b881-fa2146840d05 You can...( read more ) Read More... Posted Saturday, August 30, 2008 5:07 PM from Paul Andrew | (Comments Off) Filed under: SharePoint

• MSSharePointDeveloper Content

  Please visit http://MSSharePointDeveloper.com instead of this blog post. All of this information is available and much easier to navigate at http://MSSharePointDeveloper.com/ but if you don't have Silverlight installed you can get most of the content...( read more ) Read More... Posted Wednesday, June 11, 2008 3:57 PM from Paul Andrew | (Comments Off) Filed under: SharePoint

• Getting Started with SharePoint Development

  How do I get started working as a Professional Developer on SharePoint? Here's a brief outline of the options. First you need to have prerequisite skills in .NET Development and in particular ASP.NET Development. SharePoint is built on those technologies...( read more ) Read More... Posted Thursday, May 01, 2008 12:09 PM from Paul Andrew | (Comments Off) Filed under: WSS, SharePoint

• SharePoint Connections Talk on Visual Studio 2005 extensions for SharePoint

  I did my first public talk on SharePoint today :-) I'm here at the SharePoint Connections Spring 2008 conference . My talk was mostly a long demo showing how to use the Visual Studio 2005 extensions for Windows SharePoint Services 3.0, v1.1 . The demo...( read more ) Read More... Posted Monday, April 21, 2008 5:43 PM from Paul Andrew | (Comments Off) Filed under: SharePoint

• Moving to Windows Server 2008

  Now that I'm working full time on SharePoint I wanted to move my environment to be more in line with SharePoint. What does this mean? SharePoint doesn't install on Windows Vista which I've been using for my two work machines so I've gone and reinstalled...( read more ) Read More... Posted Tuesday, April 15, 2008 3:16 PM from Paul Andrew | (Comments Off) Filed under: SharePoint

• New Guidance Article on SharePoint Security for Developers

  Reza Alirezaei has just had published a great overview of security considerations for SharePoint Developers . Looks like a good resource that I can refer people to on the SharePoint MSDN Developer Forums . BTW You're invited to come help answer questions...( read more ) Read More... Posted Sunday, April 13, 2008 11:38 AM from Paul Andrew | (Comments Off) Filed under: SharePoint

• Presenting on SharePoint Developer with Visual Studio 2005

  I have a talk next week at SharePoint Connections 2008 . I'll be talking on SharePoint Development using Visual Studio 2005 and the Visual Studio 2005 extenstions for Windows SharePoint Services. It's over in Orlando, Florida. Here's a link to the sessions...( read more ) Read More... Posted Sunday, April 13, 2008 11:24 AM from Paul Andrew | (Comments Off) Filed under: SharePoint

• Announcing the Silverlight Blueprint for SharePoint

  Crosspost from my teams blog. The Microsoft Software + Services Blueprint folks have been kind enough to build a blueprint for the use of Silverlight in SharePoint Web Parts. The Silverlight Blueprint for SharePoint is source code and guidance for developers...( read more ) Read More... Posted Monday, March 03, 2008 12:02 AM from Paul Andrew | (Comments Off) Filed under: SharePoint

• SharePoint Workflow Starter Kit for Software Developers

  The SharePoint team originally primarily targetted information workers in providing a workflow development environment for their SharePoint Designer product when they released Windows SharePoint Services v3. For developers who prefer Visual Studio for...( read more ) Read More... Posted Friday, January 26, 2007 5:10 PM from Paul Andrew | (Comments Off) Filed under: Workflow, .NET Framework 3.0, WF, WSS, SharePoint

• WF inside of SharePoint

  I'm a little late to notice this, but Eilene Hao, a PM on the SharePoint Workflow team, has put together a massive 7 part series on writing workflows in SharePoint. I haven't focused a lot on workflows inside of Office, looks like I need to spin up a VPC and dive through some articles! Intro The Workflow Objects and Crash Course on Mechanics Planning Your Workflow Steps for Developing Workflows: Modeling Your Workflow in VS Designing and Binding Forms Coding Your workflow Deploying and Debugging Your Workflow Summary and Final Thoughts Read More... Posted Wednesday, December 13, 2006 4:43 PM from Matt W's Windows Workflow Place | (Comments Off) Filed under: SharePoint