(Chris Clark) Office Web Apps (as part of SharePoint 2013) allow SharePoint users to view and edit Office documents (Word, PowerPoint, Excel etc.) from within the browser.

(Ellen van Aken) Few people know that SharePoint is very good at streamlining those annoying little processes that have been wasting your time. Here is a list of processes that can be found in every organization, where SharePoint can add value by saving time and effort.

(Adrian England) Following on from the previous articles in this series on Scamping and Paper Prototyping, the topic for this article is the Wireframe.

(Chris Clark) In my last blog I explained how to use the Content Query Web Part to display SharePoint blogs on a SharePoint Online intranet site In this blog we will explore two ways we can build on this feature by filtering the results of the Content Query Web Part.

(Mark Miller) A few months ago, Dustin Miller, Heather Solomon and I completed our workshop series, “Customized Branding Solutions with CSS and XSL”. During the third session, I recorded some “Hot Tips” as Dustin was delivering his sessions on Enhancements with XSL: Advanced Grouping. I thougt you m

(Adrian England) Paper prototypes can be used to illustrate a vast range of functionality, the only limitation really is your creativity.

(Kirk Evans) This post will show how to create a Fiddler extension to inspect SharePoint 2013 context and access tokens.

(Steve Wright and Corey Erkes) Monitoring is one of the most frequently overlooked aspects of running a SharePoint farm. Monitoring lets you answer questions like, “How well is it running?” and, “Will it still be running tomorrow?”

(Steve Mann) This chapter shows you how to generate an InfoPath form for use in SharePoint. It serves as an end-to-end overall guide to creating a form and publishing it to SharePoint.

(Ellen van Aken) The risk of a set of projects, managed in different ways, is that the Program Manager has to chase everyone for updates, will receive these updates in various formats, and spends a lot of time turning these diverse bits of information into a proper report.