Posted by liquidpooled on July 6, 2010
From MSDN:
Designing and developing rich, robust Microsoft® SharePoint® applications can be challenging. The following releases are designed to help solution developers and architects make the right decisions and follow proven practices when building applications for SharePoint. Each release contains guidance documentation, source code for reference implementations, reusable library code, and Quick Starts.
Definitely worth exploring further if you looking to see how others are building on top of the product stack and what the SharePoint MVPs view as essential for developing robust applications.
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Posted by liquidpooled on March 10, 2009
MSDN Magazine has a SharePoint focused article this month titled 10 Best Practices For Building SharePoint Solutions. If you’re trying to wrap your head around the scope and depth of developing solutions on top of SharePoint, the article makes for a good primer.
Posted by liquidpooled on January 7, 2009
Spencer Harbar presented an excellent webcast on content deployment in SharePoint 2007 yesterday. If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about it, now is the time.
Go check it out.
Posted by liquidpooled on December 24, 2008
Maxime Bombardier has a post on the subject of fixing one of the bigger issues with the Content Editor web part. For the uninitiated, a Content Editor web part always renders absolute URLs when the rich-text editing capabilities are used. I must admit that I would have never have thought to use a control adapter to manipulate the output of the web part on the fly. Now that I have learned something new, you should too.
Go check it out.