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SharePoint 2010: SharePoint Developer Platform Wall Poster
02 years ago
Source: Microsoft Download Center
The SharePoint 2010 Developer Platform wall poster (PDF format) shows a colorful view of SharePoint 2010 developer tools, community ecosystem, execution environment, Sharepoint Server 2010 workloads, and target application types. The poster is intended to be printed at 24 inches x 36 inches (61 centimeters x 91 centimeters).
Jan Tielens releases the Smarttools jQueryLoader
02 years ago
Source: The blog of Jan Tielens.
Today Jan Tielens releases his Smarttools jQueryLoader. Up to now it was a time consuming job to enable jQuery on a SharePoint site, for example: adding a Content Editor Web Part to the page, open the properties, copy/paste a script using the Source dialog etc. Even worse: these steps needed to be done on every page where the desired jQuery functionality should become active.
With Jan Tielens’ Smarttools jQueryLoader the process of enabling and using jQuery on your SharePoint site is much easier.
My compliments go to Jan Tielens. I just tested the jQueryLoader and works great. The installation procedure is straight forward. Must have.
MOSS 2007: SPDisposeCheck Released!
03 years ago
by Bart Timmermans
in Sharepoint
Source: Microsoft SharePoint Team blog.
SPDisposeCheck v1.3.1 has been released on MSDN Code Gallery, http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/SPDisposeCheck. This tool will help improve the quality of your SharePoint assemblies. It will inspect your SharePoint assemblies and check that you are correctly disposing of certain SharePoint objects (IDisposable objects which includes SPSite and SPWeb). The tool is based upon the guidance published in this MSDN article, Best Practices: Using Disposable Windows SharePoint Services Objects
This tool is not supported by Microsoft and is recommended to be used on Developer workstations and not on production SharePoint Server installations. For additional information, please head over to Paul Andrew’s blog post.
