(Peter Ward) Metadata is an all so common subject in the SharePoint world.

(Kathryn Bartlett) Task Scheduler is a lifesaver when it comes to deploying code late at night. Instead of having to be directly in front of your computer, going through the simple steps up we can write a PowerShell script that will run at a specified time.

SharePoint Server 2013 Preview introduces a new capability called Request Management. Request Management allows SharePoint to understand more about, and control the handling of, incoming requests. Request Management employs a rules based approach, which enables SharePoint to take the appropriate act

(Mahesh Sabnis) In this article, we will be discussing integration between SharePoint 2010 web site and External Data Source using Visual Studio 2010 Business Data Connectivity Model project template.

(Joel Plaut) People sometimes run into Managed Metadata Taxonomy fields that show hash signs, semi-colons, numbers; what gives?

(Tahir Naveed) This tutorial explains how to join two lists based on the child/parent relationship without writing any code.

(Damon Armstrong) One of the confusing things about implementing an SPItemEventReceiver that modifies properties on an SPListItem is that while you are given an actual SPListItem with which to work, you’re really not supposed to use it. Instead, you should be modifying properties in the AfterPropert

(Kim Frehe) In SharePoint Designer 2010, you can choose six different task actions to create and assign a task. It’s important to understand what the other Task Options that are available to you are and how they work.

(Benjamin Niaulin) Brand new in SharePoint 2013 is the ability to apply friendly urls to pages, goodbye to /Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=568 urls. Another huge improvement to Navigation is that we can manage it using the Term Store or Managed Metadata.

(Jeremy Thake) With the public announcement of the new major release of SharePoint and the availability of the public beta, I thought it would be a good time to introduce and share my opinions on the new application model in SharePoint 2013.