Hi all, From various customer engagements, few months ago, I realized Microsoft had to bring in one place a way to industrialize MOSS 2007 environments setup. Once available in a coherent and unified resource, it could benefit equally SP developers...

Hi, Last post of this long series. You definitely need to adapt your environment, with all these tools, to SharePoint development. Many references and advices exists in this area, from very strong people on SharePoint. The one I selected for me...

Hi, We now have most of what can offer Microsoft on our development platform. Approximately all the developers I met use additional tools and settings to ease their work (and especially with SharePoint). I selected few tools you may find useful, as their...

Hi, Thanks for the support I received on this (long) series of posts. We are close to the end of it. So we now focus on more “developer centric” little tools: Internet Explorer 7 Developer Toolbar and Software Development Kits for WSS v3 and MOSS...

Hi, Now that you know how to setup Office 2007 (Enterprise in previous post), you’re able to setup SharePoint Designer 2007, Project Pro 2007 and Visio 2007. It’s just a question of reapplying the process and creating the right files. I stay...

Hi, We then need the “clients” software to work. The most useful one for developers will probably be InfoPath, to create forms for the SP based solutions. To install the product, I‘ll use my company release of Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007. You...

Hi, We come closer to a platform you can use to develop. Now, you may want to use VSeWSS, acronym for: Visual Studio extensions for Windows SharePoint Services. The release available for Visual Studio 2008 is the version 1.3. This version is...