Minio and Azure
When one simple thing breaks, the fix is definitely gonna be more complex. But, at least I learned a few new Azure tricks!
code
A collection of 10 issues
My Favorite Way to Host
When in doubt - host it yourself. Unless you don't know how, then let Cloudron help you.
Switching from Claims to Not Claims with SharePoint 2010
Working with a client the other day, I had the need to take a web application
from one SP install to another. Normally, no big deal. This time, however,
client has two different kinds of environments. One was using claims mode. The
other wasn’t. In this instance, we needed
Visual Studio SharePoint Packaging / Deployment
So there I was, just working away and minding my own business when Visual Studio
2010 decided to throw a very nasty curve ball at me. The new SharePoint
Development Tools native to 2010 are really nice – particularly the ‘Deploy’ and
‘Retract’ stuff whereby I can create a SharePoint Project,
Prospects for Better Apps
I’ve been working with this particular client for the better part of a year.
During my time there, I’ve gone from 100% IT Pro style to, sometimes grudgingly,
to about 75% IT Pro and 25% Custom Development. Previous to this client, my
experience in custom development was focused
Eliminating the Moving Button
I use this term to describe the tendency of enterprises to look at products not
for what they offer but for what we need to move around.
It’s like fitting square pegs into round holes; spending untold sums of money
and time to make changes to native functionality that
Absurd Elegance But VERY Cool
We’ve talked before about me not being a coder, but I saw this the other day and
actually found myself trying this out in Linux land. It was moderately hard to
understand but for you code heads, this is what you call a purist! Great
article.
Hello from a
Test Driven Development in Visual Studio 2010
By all accounts, I’m not a developer. Not “really” a developer anyway. I do
code, when needed and I find that I can articulate my code with decent patterns
if not syntax when I do. A project I am currently working on, in fact, is heavy
coding. Fortunately, I
Using DAPI to Secure MOSS Data
Saw this very interesting post from Dr. Z’s blog located here
[http://bit.ly/cqnNQe] about using the Windows Data Protection API inside of
SharePoint to secure data. It is a little thick for me since I’m not truly a
developer (yet), but anytime I can see a
SharePoint 2010 Development is (Slightly) Better
Let’s be real for a sec. Developing on the SharePoint 2007 platform is more
than a bit of a pain. Despite all of MS’s and other folks efforts, it is just
complicated. It is basically impossible to reliably and cleanly develop for
SharePoint 2007 and not have SharePoint