This blog post applies to SharePoint as well as any custom software your write.  This is the high level user acceptance testing that should be done when finishing a every custom project you do. Write User Scenarios/Requirements Develop Code based on requirements Create a test plan, which is all...

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As much as I love the social tools that have been built over the last few years they do not replace the need to actually do in person networking.  I have found that some of my friends over the last 9 months have had to look for jobs.  Many of these people I never thought would be in that position...

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Are you interested to see how to build a social networking site in SharePoint 2007? You are in luck, I will be presenting a web cast titled MSDN Webcast: "SharePoint for Internet Site Development-Enabling Social Networking (Level 200)" that will take place early in Jan 2009 with Matt Ranlett...

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I am excited to announce that I have the opportunity to join the Telligent team to work on a new product called Community Server Evolution . This product is going to allow me to follow my passion for social computing in the enterprise while still working with SharePoint (and ASP.NET). I have been using...

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Recently there was a blog post that triggered a blog post , that triggered comments on the blog post. The gist of the comment that shocked me is below referring to SharePoint. "There's no place to do that today and file-centric systems can never bolt on enough little wikis and widgets to ever get there...

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I have been blogging for many years now and I have been on many different platforms and many different locations. No it is not to keep you guessing where I will be, it is to let me communicate with people on different topics and most importantly it usually depends on my hosting situation. For those that...

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