Recently while working in my office, I overheard two of my colleagues talking about the process that one needs to adopt while doing any work. One of the colleagues mentioned that following a process gives a flow to your work which will make it easier for everyone to understand the method and the final outcome […]
Read More »In SharePoint, you can get a lot of mileage out of something as simple as a list. A SharePoint list is a collection of similar items, which may contain columns or fields that define the item data or metadata schema. Each item stored in a list shares the same schema. Now you will be thinking […]
Read More »In a SharePoint environment, writing your own code usually means writing Web Parts. Web Parts amalgamate easily with the rest of your SharePoint site, leveraging its existing appearance, organization, security, and data management. What’s more, Web Parts are reusable. You can write them once and use them in as many pages as you like. Consequently, […]
Read More »The challenge in SharePoint development has always been the balance between creating and deploying solutions that can be trusted for not damaging or impairing a SharePoint farm. SharePoint administrators and of their farm can sleep easy thanks to SharePoint 2010’s Sandbox Solutions! Simply put, a Sandbox Solution is a compiled application which runs in a […]
Read More »SharePoint 2010 is the trending topic these days. And when talking about SharePoint 2010, how can I miss to mention one of the most valuable interface changes provided in it, i.e., the new Ribbon Menu. SharePoint Ribbon Menu is a contextual interface that allows users to execute any action related to ribbon controls depending upon […]
Read More »