Wednesday, July 22, 2009
This Week in SharePoint with Joel – Week 06
After a little break from recording, Joel and I are back at it. In this week’s segment we cover everything from the controversy created by the release of 2010 information to the plethora of babys being born to SharePoint geeks. Have a listen…
Topics covered in this screencast:
- - First virtual user group meeting : 00:10
Link to resource - - 2010 Update : 01:59
Link to resource - - Controversy on release of 2010 information : 3:12
- - Community release of Bamboo web parts : 07:27
Link to resource - - Best Practices Conference: $10,000 ticket giveaway : 10:59
Link to resource - - Best Practices Conference: Pre-conference workshop : 12:36
Link to resource - - SharePoint Saturday, Baltimore : 14:33
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We look forward to your feedback and recommendations on topics for next week’s recording.
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You know, Joel, I see your point about the ’secrets’ part of the name. It was a marketing decision, and I have now fired the entire marketing department.
In order to try and make this right I am renaming the series to ‘SharePoint 2010 Beta’. I am also letting everyone, paid or not, read the full first issue so that they can actually see the exact details of what is going on. It is now available from the web page:
http://www.sharepoint2010beta.com/
(Mark, I hope you are OK with me linking to this, feel free to remove the link if you don’t approve)
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Heh. Nice session. Of course I’m not sure if being called the SharePoint Sherrif is good or bad, but in my twisted world Bob Fox would be my deputy Mongo and Eric Shupps would be The Waco Kid.