SharePoint 14, SharePoint 2010 or SharePoint 2012. The next version is a long way off by any name

A SharePoint 2010 Install Experience
My friend and Co-worker, Rich Olivieri shares his experience with the new beta of SharePoint 2010 below. -Tom   -----------------------------------------------------------   My Approach to SharePoint 2010 beta Development Rich Olivieri, rolivieri@microlinkllc.com This weekend, I finally got a chance to go to the mattresses and build out my SharePoint 2010 development environment. I have come away victorious, but it was a bloody fight. My approach was to create a throw away environment which would last until the initial

Gannotti talks to MicroLink CTO Malcolm Hyson
Check out The SharePoint Samurai talking up DiscoverPoint, a product I contributed to in a small part.   The samurai otherwise known as Michael Gannotti talks with MicroLink CTO Malcolm Hyson at Microsoft’s SharePoint Conference. Gannotti is excited about the new MicroLink product DiscoverPoint and it’s integration of SharePoint with dynamic content from FAST ESP.

Microsoft SharePoint Conference 2009 Bookmarks
Some of the New Features of SharePoint 2010 – from SPC09 » Springhouse Blog - Delivering Education to You Wow! "no more SSP" and "Metadata Terms store" The Forrester Blog For Information & Knowledge Management Professionals What was missing from the video interview.

Create a SharePoint Custom Action Feature with VSeWSS
If you are a SharePoint Developer and are not using Visual Studio 2008 Extensions for Windows SharePoint Services yet, please read Paul Andrew detail how VSeWSS 1.3 March 2009 CTP addresses all common SharePoint Developer requests. When you are using the extensions, the first thing you might try to do after watching Kirk’s video is use the

SharePoint 2010 and SharePoint Conference Day 1 Highlights
My colleague Rich Olivieri offers this summary of SharePoint 2010 Points live from the Microsoft SharePoint Conference in Las Vegas: Support for developing on a client OS so long as it is 64bit Windows 7 or 64 bit Vista SP1. API available through REST. You can call listdata.svc and get a strongly typed response vs a weakly typed response from lists.asmx. It is WCF REST combined with ADO Data Services. You can link lists through a look up column and pull in multiple columns from the other list for display. Sandboxed solutions - more a thing for IT...it limits the sandboxed solution access to the object model that is directly related to a specific sit