(Hovhannes Avoyan) SharePoint was born out of a simple idea: “Sharing Documents”. Microsoft developed family of software products called “SharePoint”, to perform features like File Sharing, Collaboration, and Web Publishing. In simple terms, SharePoint acts as the single platform to share, communica

(Octavie van Haaften) The search architecture has changed in many ways. There are new components, new topology and new features. The new architecture is to facilitate greater redundancy and to be more scalable.

(Alexandru Dionisie) On my daily “walk” in the Office 365 forums, I came across a very interesting and challenging topic: Team site back to Outlook. The users wanted to have the Home, Outlook and Team Site in his SharePoint site.

(Christian Ståhl) These snippets are all plugin independent and should be easy to follow and modify and they can be used in SharePoint Designer 2010, Visual Studio or be included in a text file in SharePoint linked from a content editor.

(Jasper Oosterveld) The current version of SharePoint Online supports sharing sites and content with external users. The new version of SharePoint Online also supports sharing with internal users. Let’s take a look how that works!

(Michael Simmons) Managed paths in Microsoft SharePoint 2010 can seem straightforward, but it can also easily get out of hand. Without SharePoint governance and thoughtful planning, your managed paths will be configured without any logic or strategy and can quickly become confusing and hard to manag

(Alexandru Dionisie) Document Sets were introduced in SharePoint 2010 and provide a broad range of capabilities to manage content. They allow the grouping of related content into a single entity.

(Philip Stathis) When dealing with site collections, a great tool for Document Management lies in the use of the Content Type Syndication Hub. In this article I am planning to take that out of the box functionality and add some enhancements using custom code.

(Chris Grist) I have been working on a SharePoint 2010 project for our company, in the new web application there will be 100s of site collections and inside each 100s of sites. I needed to develop follow functionality similar to what is shipping in SharePoint 2013.

(dave.dolan) SharePoint 2010 has a lot of stuff that wasn’t around in MOSS 2007, and in a lot of ways it’s leaps and bounds ahead of the previous release. However, some things, which used to be pretty straightforward (although awkward and clunky to get just right,) in MOSS are now cryptic and myster