Christophe asked a question about how to allow anonymous users to start workflows in SharePoint 2010. The question spread on both Twitter and SharePointOverflow before I had a chance to answer directly, so I’m posting the response here rather than trying to chase all the locations By default, anonymous access to run declarative workflows are [...]
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If you learn only one thing about SharePoint…
A few days ago… Frankly, that makes absolutely no sense because the majority of people will read this article at an arbitrary point in time, in which ‘a few days ago’ will likely be weeks, months, or years ago. Let me start again. I was talking to a non-SharePoint friend who was fascinated with SharePoint [...]
Looking Back at SharePoint 2010
Now that we’re close to the end of 2014 and almost ready to start 2015, I thought it would make sense to look back five years to see what has gone on for the past half-decade since the release of SharePoint 2010. I’ll try to cover just the important events and leave out the lottery [...]
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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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