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Details and links to sample videos for my upcoming Pluralsight course: Developing SharePoint-hosted Apps. The course should be published sometime in early August. Course Description: This demo-heavy course covers everything you need to know to get started building SharePoint-Hosted Apps that work with SharePoint 2013, SharePoint 2016 or SharePoint Online. We start with a general… Continue reading My Next Pluralsight Course
SharePoint Fest (SPFest) is headed to Washington DC! The conference will be held in April at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. This is always a fun show with interested and engaged attendees. If you register with the code WINDSOR200 you’ll get $200 off the cost of a Gold or Platinum conference pass. I’ll be… Continue reading My Presentations at SPFest DC – April 27 to 29
DevIntersection is headed to Orlando! The conference will be held in April at the Swan Resort at Walt Disney World. I like this show because it’s not just SharePoint and Office content, there’s also Visual Studio, ASP.NET, Azure and SQL. If you register with the code WINDSOR you’ll get $50 off the cost of… Continue reading My Presentations at DevIntersection Orlando – April 16 to 22
My Generics in VB.NET course for Pluralsight was published today! #woot
Next week I’ll be presenting a workshop and two breakout sessions at SharePoint Fest in New York City. WS 202 – JavaScript and JQuery for SharePoint Developers If you’re a SharePoint developer you are either doing JavaScript development now or you will be doing JavaScript development in the near future. There has been an… Continue reading SharePoint Fest New York–June 18 to 20
Next Tuesday (May 28) my newest Pluralsight course will drop. It’s a 6.5 hour epic journey through the world of SharePoint 2013 Development using the Client Object Model and REST API. Here’s the module (chapter) breakdown. Module 1: Introduction – Introducing the Client Object Model – Introducing the REST API Module 2: Programming with the… Continue reading Upcoming Pluralsight Course: SharePoint 2013 Development with the Client Object Model and REST API
I’ll be doing a full-day post-conference session on SharePoint 2010 development at both DevTeach in Ottawa and Prairie DevCon in Winnipeg. This session is a day-long overview of development on the SharePoint 2010 platform. It is designed for those new to SharePoint, but will prove interesting to seasoned SharePoint developers looking to find out about… Continue reading Getting Started with SharePoint 2010 Development at DevTeach and Prairie DevCon
If you’re interested in seeing some of the new features of Visual Studio 2008 in action, you should check out the series of “How Do I” videos at http://www.visualstudio2008beta.com/videos.htm. There are 13 up there now and more will be added every week. If you want to play along, head on over to http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/aa700831.aspx and download a copy of… Continue reading Visual Studio 2008 "How Do I" Videos
SharePoint is a hot topic right now and there’s a lot going on in and around Toronto on the subject. I thought I’d take a moment to highlight a few. Toronto SharePoint Camp – October 20 The good folks over at the Toronto SharePoint User Group are organizing the first Toronto SharePoint Camp. They’re looking… Continue reading SharePoint, SharePoint, SharePoint
My blog has been silent for a bit, not from a lack of desire to post but a lack of time. Back in April a signed a deal to work with ObjectSharp exclusively, adding Director of Training to my existing Senior Consultant role. So, for the last several months I’ve been learning the current business… Continue reading My New Gig at ObjectSharp