The SharePoint 2010 Visual Studio 2010 Extensions project (SPVSX) is a collection of Visual Studio templates, Server Explorer extensions and tools providing accelerated SharePoint 2010 development based on Microsoft's new SharePoint 2010 development tools.
SharePoint 2010 Visual Studio 2010 Extensions
Pierre Erol GIRAUDY - MVP MOSS
Inscriptions aux TECHDAYS 2010
CLUB MOSS FRANCE - http://www.clubmoss2007.org/
Note: With SharePoint 2010, Microsoft has actually included their own master page called minimal.master which has a specific use for pages that will have very minimal chrome. Because of this, I am using the term Starter Master Page for my Master Pages instead of the term Minimal Master Page.
Toni Frankola, Eric Harlan and I have been working over the past few days, putting together the first wave of speakers for Live Online SharePoint Saturday EMEA.
This is turning out to be a pretty spectacular event with presenters from 11 countries, including 6 MVPs.
If you haven’t registered for this free, live online event that is scheduled during EMEA timezones, you’re missing out. Yes, I know it’s on a Saturday. Yes, I know, there’s snow and a lot of fun to be had over the weekend. But think about it. Where are you going to be able to see presentations from people like this in one, eight hour period… for free?
One French is speaking : Nicolas member of the CLUB SHAREPOINT FRANCE.
Live Online SharePoint Saturday EMEA is on the Move EndUserSharePoint.com
CLUB MOSS FRANCE - http://www.clubmoss2007.org/
Tow points very differents, first this site is on-line with SPS2010 (Yes !) Second Windows 7 for SPS2010 (I do it, that is a great solution for tests).
Today I set out to install SharePoint Server 2010 on my local machine running Windows 7 Professional. This was one of the things I was most looking forward to about 2010, being able to develop locally is not only great for the developers out there, but also for us SharePoint Branding folks, i.e. web designers. It makes life SOOOOOO much easier when you don’t have to wrangle virtual machines in order to build out some master pages! So, needless to say, I was really looking forward to making this setup happen for myself.
So, there is an article you can follow on MSDN, which guides you through MOST of what you’ll need to do w/ the current beta that’s out there. However, when it comes to getting the configuration wizard to complete successfully, you’ll need to follow some extra steps, unsupported ones at that. Until the Hot fix comes out this is the only way you’ll get your installation up and running.
Installing SharePoint 2010 Beta on Windows 7 - SharePoint Grind
Pierre Erol GIRAUDY - MVP MOSS
Inscriptions aux TECHDAYS 2010
