Hey All! This post is an FYI, letting you all know that I’ll be speaking at the Twin Cities SharePoint Code Camp on June 14th! I’m presenting on four topics so it should be a fun filled day! The code camp is FREE and you can register here. Plus, I believe there are 24 other tracks taking place throughout the day, so it should be a great opportunity to get in some good tips and tricks from many areas of SharePoint related study.
Here’s the four presentations I’ll be giving:
Building SharePoint Workflows in Visual Studio with Windows Workflow Foundation, the Better Alternative over SharePoint
Designer
Workflow and SharePoint go hand and hand, and Windows Workflow Foundation is the power behind the bus! Learn how to build a SharePoint workflow with Visual Studio by utilizing Phil’s 10 easy steps to workflows. After you see how easy it is, you’ll never go back to Designer! Advanced topics like control blocks and custom forms will be demonstrated, time permitting.
How to Effectively Manage your "12 Hive" SharePoint Customizations and Deployments with SharePoint Solutions and Source
Control
Development deployments across your farms are difficult to manage, especially if you have a large team. Come learn the best practices to SharePoint development, and how to control the chaos!
Easy Ajax in your Web Parts with Client Side Callbacks
New to Ajax? Ajaxian web parts are surprisingly easy and fun to build and they add a lot of business value and usability to your solutions! Come learn how to build these neat Ajax parts that have no external dependencies by using client side callbacks!
Setting up a Custom Forms Based Authentication Membership Provider that Authenticates Users Against a SharePoint List
Instead of Active Directory or SQL
Everybody knows how to setup FBA against a SQL database, but how about against a SharePoint list? Ever want to have your power end users manage authentication? Don’t want to purchase AD CALs for your clients but it’s too arduous to manage SQL users? If you answered yes, come jump on the SharePoint bandwagon! Your power end users will love you for it!
HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!!!!
(and make sure to say hello if you come!)
Phil
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