A very interesting post that discusses what continuous improvement is all about: Do it faster, better, make an impact … or fail fast, and move on! (http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudioalmrangers/archive/2015/12/14/do-it-faster-better-make-an-impact-or-fail-fast-and-move-on.aspx).
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SP2016 documentation
Some interesting content available regarding SP 2016: Get up and running quickly with SharePoint Server 2016 IT Preview with the new Quick Start Guide > http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=4871…. Learn more about SharePoint Server 2016 IT Preview with the new Datasheet > http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=4871…. Learn more about SharePoint Server 2016 IT Preview with the new Reviewer's Guide > http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=4871….
DevOps Demos series: cFileShare module
The cFileShare module is a part of the ALM Ranger DevOps solutions (vsardevops.codeplex.com), which consists of code as config guidance, quick reference posters and supporting resources. cFileShare module contains the cCreateFileShare and cSetSharePermissions resources. These DSC Resources allow configuration of a node’s file share and share permission Rules. Demo #1: cFileShare – get it, install … Continue reading DevOps Demos series: cFileShare module
SharePoint Online announces 1TB site collections and unlimited tenant storage scale: http://blogs.office.com/2014/03/14/sharepoint-online-announces-1tb-site-collections-and-unlimited-tenant-storage-scale/
VSTS Rangers shipped BRDLite on codeplex
The Build Release and Deploy (BRD) Lite is a set of build process reference templates that allows you to quickly setup a real-world build process in your environment. It leverages extensions from Community TFS Build Extensions, which provide capabilities for your Team Foundation builds such as automatic compile, build version number customization, build packaging, code … Continue reading VSTS Rangers shipped BRDLite on codeplex
Sharepoint 2013 grab bag (capabilities and features)
When a new wave comes along, I usually scout for all the information I can get my hands on. learning from others is a great source, especially in a great community as Sharepoint has built up (quite frankly one of the most share willing community I have ever met). Going forward i came upon a very interesting … Continue reading Sharepoint 2013 grab bag (capabilities and features)
2012 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog. The numbers reflect the low activity of a highly defying year. Recovery mode on 🙂 Just for fun, here is the automated report: Here's an excerpt: 4,329 films were submitted to the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. This blog had 15,000 views in … Continue reading 2012 in review
Office Visio Stencil – KooL models
Its here and quite useful IMHO (In My Humble Opinion), as models are a big help either to provide easy visualization of complex systems, or just for you to read easily after an all nighter, with a pair of fat tired eyes. This VSS has a bunch of lovely visio stencils for you to create … Continue reading Office Visio Stencil – KooL models
Big project = long silence
Yep, its been quite a while since my last regular blogging activity. This last year and a half has stressed time like an event horizon. I will soon come back to blogging on my favourite topics: SharePoint (2013 is here, lets start rockin'), Visual Studio ALM Rangers: wazuuup?, Azure, Office 365 and .... stuff 🙂 … Continue reading Big project = long silence
Back into action
Long time since my last decent post (don't get your expectations too high, this one will not be decent either), I'm plotting a new set of info based on my recent reentry in the Sharepoint world. These articles will be mostly on the migration process from 2007, where I will try to focus on the … Continue reading Back into action