SharePoint: plain text, rich text, AutoHyperlinking, and Markdown
I’m just about finished with the SharePoint project that I’ve been working on for the last few months. One requirement for the project was to allow arbitrary “comments” on the […]
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C# source code analysis
Something came up at work today that got me thinking about source code analysis tools. Since I’m currently working on two C# projects, both of which are close to done […]
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 […]
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.) […]