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On Friday, February 26, 2010 starting at 12:00 noon, EST, Christophe Humbert and I will be giving a free, EUSP Live Online demo of the solutions we will be presenting in upcoming workshops, Just for SharePoint Site Managers, jQuery Starter Kit for SharePoint and Inline Graphs, Dynamic Charts and Enhanced Gantt Views. I hope you’ll join us just to see what we’re working on.

Christophe Humber from Path to SharePoint continues to work on SharePoint interface enhancements. In next week’s live online workshop, SharePoint Charts and Graphs Part 03, he’ll deconstruct Gantt Views and enhance them with color coding and sliders.
The three solutions he provides in the workshop are critical pieces missing from the default Gantt Views: the ability [...]

If you can make immediate use of charts and graphs in your SharePoint site, would it be worth two hours of your time to find out how to do it, no code required? I thought so. We look forward to seeing you tomorrow at 1:00pm EST for SharePoint Charts and Graphs: Part 02 (Sparklines).

For those of you who have been following my progress of the SharePoint Community Calendar, I’ve got a screenshot to show you the first pass at the interface. Click the screenshot and you’ll be taken to a full sized version where you can really examine the tabs.

Christophe has updated the script to fix a couple of little glitches. You can find the updated resources at Path to SharePoint, HTML Calculated Column: minor update… and some advice.

Christophe Humbert is perfecting his Image Slider Solution for this week’s live online workshop, jQuery Animations in SharePoint. The Image Scroller takes images from a SharePoint library and places them in an interface that exposes four of the images. An arrow on either side of the panel allows the user to move back and forth, four images at a time. If they find and image they like, they can click on it, exposing the original image in the picture library.

The Scrolling News Aggregator takes it’s input from a SharePoint Announcements lists and displays it in an automated, rotating/scrolling interface. Take a look…

The basic functionality within the SharePoint interface is limiting when it comes to presenting graphical information. In a set of live online, upcoming workshops, we will present ways to display information with charts, graphs, and through animations, all without recourse to the server.

Christophe Humbert is supplementing his live online workshop, Visualizing Information in SharePoint, with three articles on his site.

If you need dynamically generated visualizations for your SharePoint data, please join us for the live online workshop this Tuesday at 1:00pm EST. We give you all the resources necessary to implement the graphics against your own data. Along the way, Christophe will explain how the graphics are generated so you can start creating your own immediately.