(Benjamin Niaulin) It goes without saying, you need a plan when migrating. But I usually only see IT and administrators making plans on how to migrate the servers, the databases, etc but what about the SharePoint Power Users?

(Francois H. Pienaar) More often than not vendors are developing their own navigation controls for SharePoint 2010. These include megamenu, custom .NET controls and so forth. I’ve been involved in a couple of great ones myself.

(Tom O’Connor) Over the past few weeks I have been looking around trying to find examples on how people have replaced the default SharePoint navigation with a mega menu style nav. These things seem to be all the rage these days so why not jump on the bandwagon.

(Paresh Sen) Here we will see a simple example of calling SharePoint 2010 search web service in javascript. This example is for FAST search for SharePoint 2010, so we will use FQL in our query packet.

(Mahesh Sabnis) As a SharePoint 2010 developer, I have come across various requirements from clients on connecting to external data sources e.g. Direct Connectivity to Database, Windows Communication Service (WCF) and External .NET type from a SharePoint Web Site. By considering its need in portal d

(Bjørn Furuknap) A while back I tweeted briefly that I found something called Minimal Download Strategy framework in the SharePoint 2013 protocol documentation. Needless to say, I wanted to figure out what it is, so I researched a bit and wrote about it in the second issue of the SharePoint 2013 Bet

(Benjamin Niaulin) I would like to see Related Tasks, Related Discussions and any other related items for Each document that I have in my document library. And if I click on Add New Task while I am working with a Document, I want the task to associate itself to that document automatically.

(Jonathan Gourlay) A lot has been said about the benefits of the SharePoint 2010 collaboration platform as a business process technology, but many organizations continue to run into difficulties after deploying the framework. Part of that is a lingering — if misguided — belief that once SharePoint

(Christian Buckley) Follow along step-by-step, and build one of our simple, no-code solutions. Along the way, you’ll learn SharePoint in-depth and begin to apply what you’ve learned in building larger solutions.

Palani walks us through some quick steps to configure scripts to run automatically in SharePoint’s Task Scheduler.