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In few weeks will start the Microsoft SharePoint Conference in Anaheim and I have the chance to attend and meet great people there. So, see you in the US ! You can also follow the discussion on twitter with the tag #spc11

Title : Delivering Happiness - A Path to Profits, Passion, and Purpose Author : Tony Hsieh Summary :This is the first time since a long time that I did not read anything else than SharePoint books. Tony Hsieh is the CEO of Zappos.com, a e-Commerce platform for shoes,...

Title : SharePoint 2010 User's Guide: Learning Microsoft's Collaboration and Productivity Platform Authors : Seth Bates, Tony Smith Summary :Starting from the basics of the use of SharePoint 2010, this book starts with a description of sites and workspaces in...

Title : Pro  SharePoint 2010 Solution Development Authors : Ed Hild, Chad Wach Summary :After a quick introduction to the new features of SharePoint 2010 and how to develop solutions using Visual Studio, the authors continue with an overview of what Office...

During a migration from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 2010, there was a site containing several Forms Libraries and, among them, a library relying on a template calling the UserGroup web service of SharePoint. So, after the migration of the libraries themselves, the...

If you attend the Microsoft Techdays in Geneva that are taking place tomorrow (Tuesday) and Wednesday, you are welcome to meet the Cambridge Technology Partners team. On the booth, there will be a demo showing an application, SharePlus, made by SouthLabs used to...

Title : Microsoft SharePoint 2010 - Building Solutions for SharePoint 2010 Author : Sahil Malik Summary :This book explores different areas of the SharePoint 2010 developments starting from the beginning namely the deployment using the feature and solution framework...

The last week-end I wanted to give a try to the install of the free and open-source content management application, named Orchard. I knew before that Orchard is based on the .NET framework 4.0 and that could cause some issues with my existing blog engine (dasBlog)....

Sometimes, checking permissions on a SharePoint site is quite a hassle and I several times had permissions issues especially when working on an anonymous access enabled application (see one reference here) and you don't know where it is coming from. I found a tool...