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Command-line support for Content Deployment Wizard now available

I'm pleased to announce I've now completed initial development on the next version of the Content Deployment Wizard - this is a beta release for the next few weeks so if you need it "just work", you should continue to use the previous version (1.1), but I'm hoping some people out...

Posted to Chris O'Brien by on Wed, Mar 25 2009
Filed under: Filed under: SharePoint, codeplex, Content Deployment Wizard
A better Config Store for SharePoint sites

I've recently made some enhancements to my Config Store framework on Codeplex which I'm now ready to share. Many of these enhancements are a result of adapting the solution to a large project where we built a platform for 80-100 internet sites - hence it's now become a bit more 'enterprise'...

Posted to Chris O'Brien by on Tue, Jan 20 2009
Filed under: Filed under: SharePoint, configuration, codeplex
Using .Net Expression Builders to set control properties

In my last post I introduced my Language Store solution for multi-lingual SharePoint sites , and showed the two ways it can be used: In standard .Net procedural code: string sButtonText = LanguageStore.GetValue( "Search" , "SearchGoButtonText" ); Declaratively in HTML: < asp:Button...

Posted to Chris O'Brien by on Tue, Dec 16 2008
Filed under: Filed under: SharePoint, codeplex
Building multi-lingual SharePoint sites - introducing the Language Store

If you're ever asked to build a multi-lingual site in SharePoint, it quickly becomes apparent that there are a few extra considerations compared to a single language site. These could include: Information architecture Language/culture detection Deciding whether to use variations or not URL strategy...

Posted to Chris O'Brien by on Mon, Dec 8 2008
Filed under: Filed under: SharePoint, codeplex
SharePoint dev strategies - it's not all about Features!

Something I've been meaning to discuss for a long time is the decision to develop SharePoint artifacts using Features or some other approach. I actually discussed this back in May 2007 in my post SharePoint deployment options : Features or Content Deployment? , but feel it's a topic worth revisiting...

Posted to Chris O'Brien by on Sun, Sep 28 2008
Filed under: Filed under: SharePoint, codeplex, deployment, Content Deployment Wizard

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Command-line support for Content Deployment Wizard now available

A better Config Store for SharePoint sites

Using .Net Expression Builders to set control properties

Building multi-lingual SharePoint sites - introducing the Language Store

SharePoint dev strategies - it's not all about Features!