(Yaroslav Pentsarskyy) SharePoint 2010 refiners is a pretty cool feature, however there is quite a lot of mystery about it especially around adding your own refiners.

(Riccardo Emanuele) SharePoint warns you if you are about to save a duplicate of a document and it does this by matching the filename. This only applies when you are saving your new document to the same location in SharePoint where the original exists.

(Philip Stathis) The most visible part of a site template is the web parts in the homepage and the list views.

(Maxime Soucy) Now let’s dig a little deeper into popular libraries that use jQuery as their base. We are going to use the powerful SPServices library and the JQueryUI framework.

(Shawn Shell) As SharePoint 2010 continues to grow in popularity among larger organizations, the collaboration platform is likewise being used by an increasing number of geographically dispersed companies that see it as a tool to keep far-flung employees on the same page.

(Agnes Molnar) If you’ve ever had fun with SharePoint Search, most likely you’ve seen (or even used) Index Reset. This is very useful if you want to clear everything from your SharePoint index – but sometimes it’s not good enough:

(Denis Stadler) The purpose of this article is to describe how to implement a medium SharePoint Farm – three-tier, four-servers.

(Heather Waterman) How many times have you gone to edit a web part on the page, only to have to scroll to the right to see the tool pane? Here is a great workaround I have come up with that solved my problem.

(Tobias Zimmergren) One of he culprits of working with the LINQ to SharePoint contexts that are being auto-generated for us is that it actually doesn’t necessarily render all the fields or properties you require. For example the built-in fields “Created By” or the “Attachments” property of a list it

(Tony Bierman) Most organizations lack a formal SharePoint life cycle management process. What frequently happens is a company finds itself facing uncontrolled SharePoint growth. SharePoint quickly becomes a disheveled mass of new sites, old sites, stale sites, and even duplicate sites.