Shawn Cicoria

An old colleague (Biff Gaut) of mine has a great daily newsletter from the PDC.  This is certainly targeted for those of us looking for a “light” look at all things new that come out of PDC, but at times very technical with a perspective from someone who has been

Many times, your coding, etc. SharePoint features.  You’ll code something up, deploy, activate, etc.  Using WSP builder, while a convenient tool, it also leaves some orphans around.  It forcibly deletes the solution leaving any place it’s activate with some “broken features”. Fortunately, there’s a tool to help

Take the following and paste into a VBS file – then run. Still need to choose the Link, then set the “Run as administrator” when UAC is on…   Set Shell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Set Env = Shell.Environment("PROCESS") DesktopPath = Shell.SpecialFolders("Desktop") Set link = Shell.

Ted Pattison and Andrew Connell have a bunch of Learning SharePoint 2010 content up on Channel 9. I can say, having attended Ted’s classes in the past, he’s one of the best to learn SharePoint development from.  He’s been at the forefront of getting to the reality

TeamPrise – the cross platform “client” for TFS, with Eclipse support (plug-in), command line – has been acquired by Microsoft. So, we’ve been pushing folks to a 3rd parties to get back to the ALM Mothership – which is by far the best Enterprise class ALM platform that can scale from “1”

This get’s even easier.  The Microsoft store has released a utility that will, from an ISO (eg. one you get from the Microsoft Store) create a bootable USB flash drive. The direct link is here to the description page http://store.microsoft.com/Help/ISO-Tool