(Corey Roth) As I start writing this post, I know this is going to be one of those posts that covers so much that it is going to hard to cover it all. The point of this post is to give you a high level idea of everything new and changed in Search with SharePoint 2013 Preview.

(John P White) The Health Analyzer that first appeared in SharePoint 2010 is a fantastic idea. This can potentially bring problems to an administrator’s attention before their effects are felt.

(Tahir Naveed) This tutorial explains how to implement search functionality in a list without any code.

(Don Jones) When things slow down in a SharePoint system, the initial fix is often to add more Web servers to better handle the load. But those front-end servers rely on the same back-end database server, and the back end is where SharePoint usually encounters the most performance problems.

(Waldek Mastykarz) Using conditional content you can target pieces of your website to specific audiences optimizing the User Experience. Unfortunately, if you try to conditionally display Web Parts, your pages will break – at least by default because there is a way you can get this done. So how do y

(Gary Lapointe) Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you needed to replace all occurrences of one web part type with another web part type? No? Consider this scenario: you are using the out of the box content query web part and you discover one of the numerous bugs with this web part or

(Laura Rogers) In SharePoint Designer workflows that are manually started, the initiation form is the page that has the “Start” button to kick off the workflow. In this 11 minute video, I show how to create an approval workflow that can be manually triggered.

(jopx) The Content Query Web Part is one of the most powerful web parts which is provided by the SharePoint Server Publishing Framework (it is not available with SharePoint Foundation).

(Benjamin Niaulin) Believe me, if you know CSS then you will be fine with the jQuery basics. jQuery can be used to change CSS basics but with animations and delays.

(Mike Fleck) In this installment of the SharePoint, Security and Compliance series, we’ll look at the topic of Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and SharePoint. PII is fundamental to security compliance for IT systems.