October 25, 2008
It is just one month before Sahil Malik comes to Bulgaria. Sahil has a very popular blog at blah.winsmarts.com discussing Microsoft SharePoint. Sahil is coming to Bulgaria between 24th and 28th November to teach Advanced SharePoint 2007 Development for 5 days intensive course with hands on labs. Sahil is a very good professional who writes code every single day. His course materials are prepared based on his personal experience and all the demos will show how to handle in practical situations. This is the best way to learn the technology from one of the best professionals in the world. Here are few of the main accents from the course agenda: - Site Collections
- Object Model Basics
- Features vs. Solutions
- WCF in SharePoint
- Architecture for Web Pages
- Deployment Best Practices
- CAML Basics and LINQ
- WCF Bindings
- Silverlight in SharePoint
- List, Libraries, Content Types
- Search in SharePoint
- InfoPath
- Workflows
- User Profiles
- Branding MOSS
- Business Data Catalog
- SharePoint Security
- Excel Services
- Reporting Services in SharePoint
If this outline looks interesting for you, makes sure that you register in good time, since space is very limited. Another chance to catch Sahil is on a user group presentation, that same week in November. Details will be announced soon. Labels: Events, SharePoint
# posted by Martin Kulov @ 2:29 AM
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October 08, 2008
If you are reading this in your RSS client, it means that you have updated the RSS feed of my blog. Thank you for your interest. Soon the HTML look will also be updated to match the kulov.net style. Also expect even more posts about future technologies from MS and tips and tricks for your daily work. Many development oriented event activities in Bulgaria and close region will also be posted more often here. Labels: Rants
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October 01, 2008
Thanks to everyone that came to my debugging session today. As for the others, I am presenting on the 6th issue of Microsoft Vizija 2008 at Skopje, Macedonia. Tomorrow I will present the testing features in Visual Studio 2008 and we will go through the demo with development oriented ones – profiling and load testing. The WinDbg command I was referring to today is .cmdtree. It allows you to open a new window with custom list of command that you build yourself so you spend some time writing it all the time. It can also serve as a good starting point when you do not know the commands by mind yet. I have used John Robbins .cmdtree file, but I also added Symbols menu. Here it is how it look in WinDbg:  Please write comments if you have any questions. Labels: Debugging, Events
# posted by Martin Kulov @ 9:35 PM
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