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Getting Friends From Twitter With WCF

Today, we’ll show off a bit of WCF for working with Twitter.  The last time I posted on using Twitter with WCF, I showed how to update your Twitter status using WCF .  The rest of the Twitter API is just as easy to work with when you are using

SharePoint and Workflow Resources

This post provides a list of resources for SharePoint, Windows Workflow Foundation, and using WF with SharePoint. I was lucky enough to present to the Wells Fargo developer group today on “SharePoint Workflows”.  If you read my blog, you might know

Water Cooler Demo: SharePoint state machine workflows

I’ve posted a new video to Channel9… SharePoint Visual Studio state machine workflows for escalations and timeouts . After I went through the learning process of creating a set of screencasts focused on SharePoint development, a few things became evident. 

Connecting to Oracle from Visual Studio

Man, I am spoiled.  I am spoiled by how simple the free edition of SQL Server 2008, SQL 2008 Express , is to set up and connect to.  I found myself needing to connect to an Oracle database this week.  I haven’t had to connect to an Oracle

SharePoint for Developers Part 6 – Custom web services

Part 6 of the SharePoint for Developers series is posted to Channel9, this one focusing on creating custom web services in SharePoint .  For reference, here are the links to the previous 5 screencasts in this series so far. Introducing Visual Studio

SharePoint for Developers Part 5 – Columns, Content Types, and Lists

Part 5 of the SharePoint for Developers screencast series is posted to Channel9, this session focuses on creating custom field controls, content types, and lists . Previous screencasts can be accessed at http://channel9.msdn.com/niners/kirke .  Honestly,

SharePoint for Developers Part 3 – Expression Blend and Silverlight

Part 3 of the SharePoint for Developers screencast series is posted to Channel9, “ Expression Blend and Silverlight ”. In part 1 of this series, I introduced Visual Studio Extensions for Windows SharePoint Services 1.3 (VSeWSS).  In part 2 , we used

Disable WCF Service Host

While debugging a WCF project tonight, I was getting frustrated by a 5 second pause every time I started the app and a warning that my service contains no endpoints. A couple quick searches kept mentioning a WCF Options tab in the project properties,
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Consuming SharePoint Lists via AJAX

I’ve done a bit of work with customers interested in consuming SharePoint data without using the SharePoint web services.  A common request asks how to consume the data from JavaScript. Turns out the answer is easy when you develop a custom feature.

Using Themes with Visual Studio 2008 and VSeWSS

Sweet!  10 new SharePoint Themes released!   Each theme is represented as a Visual Studio 2008 solution that you can use with Visual Studio Extensions for Windows SharePoint Services 1.3 .  This is cool because it shows you how VSeWSS 1.3

Installing VSeWSS 1.3

I’ve seen a few questions asking how to install VSeWSS 1.3.  This post walks you through it. First, download VSeWSS 1.3.  The February 2009 CTP is available here.   Once you’ve downloaded it, run the executable. Once the installer is running,

ASP.NET Development Server (“Cassini”) Stops Working

If you are suddenly unable to debug ASP.NET apps using the ASP.NET Development Server (aka “Cassini”), check your hosts file and make sure there’s an entry: 127.0.0.1 localhost There was an update on March 9, 2009 that might have removed this entry from
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SharePoint Developer Series Part 1: Introducing VSeWSS 1.3

I just posted Part 1 of a series of SharePoint for Developers screencasts that show developers how to use the Visual Studio Extensions for Windows SharePoint Services 1.3 to build and deploy assets for SharePoint.  In this screencast, I focus mainly

ASP.NET Dynamic Data and Displaying Images with a Custom Field Template

Awhile back, I posted about creating an image handler to render images stored in a database .  Someone pinged me and asked how you could use that with ASP.NET Dynamic Data web sites.  Hmm… I haven’t looked at Dynamic Data very deeply yet, so
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Windows Server 2008 - The only web server you'll ever need.

I just learned about a new site that we have put together, Microsoft.com/web .  This is a very cool site that lists a bunch of great information about why to use Windows Server as your web server.  It's a great collection of resources that point
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