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Over the last few months there has been quite a bit of news regarding Windows Mobile that has focused on 'pumping-up' the platform to compete with everything else out there (including the iphone) for instance Windows Mobile renamed to Windows Phone Microsoft Releases Windows Mobile Marketplace to compete with App Store Mobile Market place launches with 600 apps Windows Mobile 6.5 and how to create widget for WM 6.5 and this latest white paper - How to port an iphone application to Windows Mobile...
I've been pondering about the lack of a more efficent process for developing MOSS/WSS Solutions (I mean a solution to a business probelm and not a wsp) lately, because believe it or not, when your MOSS Solution contains more than just one component, e.g. WebParts, Features, ASPX pages, Workflows etc, there is no Solution template in Visual Studio where you can add all these project types and have them compile to a single wsp. Its kind of a pain to develop without this functionality. Serge pointed...
Googling for some insight on the SPDataSource I came across the blog by the guys at SharePoint Solutions. Its a very usefull programming reference blog. If you are a SharePoint developer check out their blog, because they have some good tips to share, and while the posts may not be many, the content so far is good. Link: http://sharepointsolutions.... tags: SharePoint, Development, Visual Studio 2005, WSS Cross-posted from tariqayad.com...
I ran in to a problem with ASP.NET 2.0 where postbacks werent working over the weekend. The problem as it seemed was that there was a corrupt copy of the webresource.axd file in my local cache. Cleaning the list of cache files that were associated with the target site and reloading the page solved the issue. Just a friendly tip for anyone having this problem Technorati : ASP.NET 2.0, Caching, Development, Postback...
59 Dr E.A. Cooray Mw, Wellawatte, Colombo 6, Sri Lanka +94 11 2360793 tariqayad@gmail.com M. Tariq Al Ayad OBJECTIVE An experienced Software Engineer in .NET Development with a keen interest in SharePoint Technologies and high-tech collaboration solutions, having experience in working on project teams as well as leading teams from a technical aspect Enjoys learning new skills and is confident working in different cultures. EMPLOYMENT STATUS I am currently employed but am open to discussing fulltime,...
Shacknews points to a survey at insidemacgames that queried from the Mac game development community the implications of Apples decision to switch to intel based architecture. Link: http://www.shacknews.com/on... In future th is move would have interesting implications to us Windows developers as well...
The snippet below is straight out of /. JasdonLe writes "Sourcing Mag posted an article about Roger Green and David Cook, who hope to avoid US visa regulations that usually accompany outsourcing, with their company SeaCode, and a used cruise ship, sitting in international waters three miles off the coast of Los Angeles." However serious the David Cook and Roger Green might be, I can help finding this humorous. I wonder if the server hosting their website is on that ship. Do they reimburse their client...
Here is the TOC of Scot Hillers book 'Advanced SharePoint Solutions' About the Author . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xiii About the Technical Reviewer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xv Acknowledgments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....
Right now I think Raymond Mitchell is the bravest amongst us. Thanks for going through the pain of tolerating the exams Ray. Have anyone else of you sat for the exam yet. If so here is some queries I guess all of us would like to have answered. 1. What percentage of the questions are about SPS? 2. What percentage of the questions are about WSS? 3. What percentage of the questions are about .NET Development for SharePoint 4. Any questions on Frontpage customization of SharePoint? 5. What percentage...
If you are into WebPart development then you would find Maurice Prathers post on changing a WebPart title programmatically informative, especially from the point of view of the WebPart framework event model
If you are into WebPart development then you will find Maurice Prathers post on changing a WebPart title programmatically informative, especially from the point of view of the WebPart framework event model
Check out Paul Schaeflein's blog He has a lot of information published that my team learnt the hard way, through experimentation during our project's development cycle. This is going to be a great benefit to WebPart developers old and new
Reached another milestone in my life last Frdiay (milestone??? - oh well something like that) Funny thing is looking back to the earlier years, its kind of depressing (lets say mildly depressing) realizing that you are not where you imagined you would be at the age of say 16. Let see at 16, I would have imagined myself at 24 being a Technical Lead or doing some really cool software development like writing the next generation protocol, or writing some revolutionary p2p application, or even being...
I am not really sure if I've posted anything on this topic before. I feel like I have, but if so I couldnt find the post in the archive. So I am risking a second post. However I did asked a similar question up on the sharepoint newsgroup some time back.Over the past few months my team has been building an intranet application based on SharePoint. We've basically being rolling out our own custom WebParts.Whats very odd about managing a WebPart development project is that, versioning is a pain.To increment...