As some of you may know, my wife and I don’t like to spend money on gifts for friends and family, whether that is for Christmas or birthdays, and instead prefer to contribute what we would otherwise spend towards helping those that really need it. This year, we have finally had the chance to go [...]
SharePoint Server 2010 Isn’t Really Ready for Enterprise Applications–And What Microsoft Should Do About It
by Bjørn Furuknap on December 9, 2011 in Articles
In 2008, I started on a project to discover the real story behind SharePoint’s inner workings from a developer perspective. The result is the book Building the SharePoint User Experience, and it details, in as much detail as I was able to put in my grossly under estimated 350 pages, how SharePoint works. Not what [...]
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About Me
I am a SharePointaholic, spending much of my time with exploring and teaching SharePoint. I am the acting dean and a faculty member of USPJ Academy, the world's first SharePoint university (http://uspja.com/). I work as lead editor of SharePoint Magazine (http://sharepointmagazine.net/) where I also publish most of my SharePoint articles these days. In addition, I work as a consultant, doing SharePoint development and solutions architeture.
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- Wrapping up another day, which included learning EF, MVC, KnockOut, jQueryUI, OAuth, and a few other interesting things. TeachMe looks nice 2012/05/18

