In this example we will be creating a very simple SharePoint Web Part and feature. It is going to touch on a lot of areas which will need further explanation, this setup is going to be purely functional with a bit of extra information. Areas which need explaining will have their own entry soon and linked from here. I am going to be using Visual Studio 2005 and the code will be written in C# OK, here goes... More...

I have decided upon a good series of articles I can do for my blog, so you will start to see some blog content appearing soon. The theme for the new articles is.... Get me that [thing]! The idea is this, I will show a screen shot of something (the [thing] bit!) in SharePoint, whether it be a site, a site collection, a list item, a task, user or a document and then walk through the process of obtaining that object in the Object Model. Once we have the object we can have a look inside and see what it does and what it can do for us. I am going to start off with the basics and then work towards s... [More]

Blogging does not come naturally to me, It is something which I will need to work on, some people really have a flair for it and can make even the driest of subjects a pleasant read, this is something I intend to emulate. It's going to be a light hearted look at what we do as SharePoint Developers but still have the content you need to go away again a little more educated or at least have another avenue to look down. It is always tough when you are developing any code and you come across a sticking point and end up thrashing around getting nowhere, I want to help iron out some o... [More]

I thought I would start off with the compulsory "Developer Drinking Beer" photo. Some Facts about me: My name is Phill (2 L's in my Phill, confuses everyone!) I am 24 I live in Bristol, England I am a SharePoint Developer\Consultant I program in C#