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Many quick updates and first XSLT sample for SharePoint – Event Management System
11 September 09 02:01 AM | dwalker | 1 Comments   

Okay. Life has been rolling so very fast lately. Here are a few quick updates to as quickly as possible keep everyone updated: Jan 24, 2009 – Second annual - HoustonTechFest – Presented “Building Powerful WebParts with SharePoint 2007” and “WCF for the Read More...

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SharePoint versus Alfresco
01 June 08 11:15 PM | dwalker | 1 Comments   

Sahil Malik has a great response to this CNET Post ( Forget file formats. The battle is Sharepoint ) in his blog post: CNET - please do your research before opening your big mouth ! I also find it very amusing that the post is date May 21, 2008. I KNOW Read More...

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Sitecore Certified Developer Level II
31 May 07 10:43 PM | dwalker | 1 Comments   

I attended a three day training class last week and after taking the exam I am now a Sitecore Certified Developer Level II. I must say that I am even more impressed with its capabilities and features as a Content Management System. It is a terrific web Read More...

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