While I don’t spend the majority of my time coding with Ruby in Rails, I really do enjoy it and was excited at the opportunity to attend my very first RailsConf this year. I’ve heard nothing but great things about this conference and am hoping to up my ruby and rails skills a little bit. [...]
Continue Reading →How to Write An SPQuery Using Multiple AND OR Operators
Ok, if you’re like me, writing CAML queries can sometimes make your head hurt. Not because it’s terribly complicated, but because there’s not much useful information out there that demonstrates, with REAL examples, how these should be written. So let’s see if we can clarify this: Scenario 1 Get me all items in a list [...]
Continue Reading →Wiring Your SharePoint Custom Applications to Log Errors
Developing custom web applications, workflows or web parts within SharePoint require some level of error handling to ensure smooth operation of your custom solution. There are several techniques for doing this such as writing to a file or to the event log, but I came across a fantastic article a while back and just recently [...]
Continue Reading →Criteria For Hiring a Good Developer
If anyone is interested, Black Ninja posted a relevant article on what we consider to be a good developer. The article in reference is actually written by Daniel over at inter-sections.net and is the best thing I’ve seen to date that describes how we feel about web development and the community we’re a part of. [...]
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