CMS Wire broke the news, and twitter spread the word: The official name for SharePoint vNext, is Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010. Yeah, that means a late release, at least later than what some people hoped. The official release date is to have a technical preview in Q3, 2009, and final release sometime in Q1-2 2010, [...]
If you’ve read my old post on getting intellisense in onet.xml, or about a gazillion other articles on the web, you know how to set up your system so that you get the default CAML intellisense based on the wss.xsd schema that ships with SharePoint. However, you will soon discover that the default wss.xsd isn’t [...]
Well, sort of. I have written all the content, but there is still a lot to be done. Revisions, reviews, remakes, outtakes… The estimated date of release is still April, I’m afraid, and I’ll need every second of that time. However, I am now extremely relieved that I managed to meet, almost, the content deadline [...]
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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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