Fun with TLS 1.2
At work, I’ve somehow wound up being the “credit card expert” in my group. I don’t mind, really, since the work is reasonably interesting, most of the time. I had […]
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SharePoint – fun with fonts
I hit another weird little problem on my SharePoint project today. This one’s a bit different from the previous ones I’ve blogged about recently. A key point to start: I’m […]
More SharePoint list view threshold fun
Here’s a quick follow-up to my previous post on dealing with SharePoint list view thresholds. I just bumped up against another case where I had to change some code to […]
Bumping up against the list view threshold in SharePoint 2013
I’ve been learning a lot while working on my current SharePoint project. There’s been a lot of “trial and error” stuff, where I try something, get an error message, Google […]
Copying SharePoint users from one group to another
I recently hit an issue with SharePoint, where I had added a bunch of users to a “visitors” group, but then needed to move them to a “members” group. I […]
Interactive C# REPLs
I was working on a C# program today, and wanted to test a small code snippet out. I used to use Snippet Compiler for that sort of thing, but it […]
Paying for Pluralsight, and other subscriptions
Pluralsight extended their Black Friday sale by a few days, so I gave in and paid for a year last night. Part of my reason for that is that I […]
Fun and games with the SharePoint social comment control
I’ve been working on a big SharePoint 2013 project at work, and I’m learning a lot about the ins and outs of developing custom applications with SharePoint. (TL;DR: It’s messy.) […]
Cyber Monday
I couldn’t quite talk myself into signing up for a Pluralsight subscription today, even at the $200 Black Friday rate, but I did convince myself to plunk down $15 for […]
Pluralsight Black Friday sale and SharePoint development
I signed up for a free three-month Pluralsight subscription, via Microsoft’s Dev Essentials program, a couple of months ago. The main purpose of the subscription, initially, was to learn more […]