A recurring question that has come up is regarding which version & flavour of Visual Studio can and should be used for SharePoint- we are at a point where SP 2013 is coming on strong but many, many clients are going to be...
Read MoreHere’s a quick round up of our four top picks for getting your SharePoint Development going on in the cloud. Why develop in the cloud instead of perhaps using a local dedicated or virtual development...
Read MoreI love me some All-in-one-Code Framework. Concise, useful, organized examples of code from Microsoft’ers that help you paddle fast enough to keep up with ye olde wave of acronyms. They are responsive and...
Read MoreNew (Oct.25 2012) release of the Microsoft All-In-One Code Framework is out. Lots of new Windows Phone 8 samples, an Enterprise Sales Dashboard for Windows 8, SharePoint 2013 Custom Geolocation field type with Client side...
Read MoreEric Ligman has assembled a nice little collection of free Microsoft ebook downloads: Moving to Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Programming Windows 8 Apps Programming Windows Phone 7 Programming Windows Phone 7 (Special Excerpt 2)...
Read MoreI came back to a VS 2010 C# SharePoint project after a while and found it wouldn’t open the project. The error: The project type is not supported by this installation. This error generally means that the project type you...
Read MoreSo you plunk in a name for a new Team Foundation project in Visual Studio’s team explorer, and at some point thereafter have a requirement to change the name of the project. Short and long of it- as far as my look-see has...
Read MoreThe Team Foundation Server Power Tools for Visual Studio is a free add-on for VS 2010. If you are planning on or are currently working with TFS 2010, this is a must-have: Tool Description Alerts Explorer A plug-in to Visual...
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