Aug10
If you are looking for PowerShell resources to get yourself up to speed look no further than “Mastering PowerShell”. 20 Chapters of what appears to be (I honestly have not read the whole thing) a comprehensive work on the topic. The book is available Online and for download as a PDF. From the generous makers of PowerShell Plus. The table of contents: Chapter 1. The PowerShell Console Cha...
Posted by Matthew McDermott on
Monday, 10 Aug 2009 05:47.
Jul6
I love BEING organized…I hate GETTING organized. I made a promise to myself (dare I say a resolution) in January that each month I would take one step closer to getting myself organized. Actually this was a good time for me because I have been planning on updating my home computer infrastructure so it made sense that I would also get my home office and electronic files all backed up and secure. M...
Posted by Matthew McDermott on
Monday, 6 Jul 2009 10:01.
Jun4
I am very pleased to announce that Andrew Connell, MVP has released a book dedicated to the topic of Web Content Management Development. This book was a labor of love (you never hear that writing a book is easy…) by AC and a couple contributing authors like Spencer Harbar, Bob German, John Holliday and me. The content is great, here is a peek: Embarking on Web Content Management Projects ...
Posted by Matthew McDermott on
Wednesday, 4 Jun 2008 08:02.
Dec12
I have been working on updating many of my "fundamental" skills lately. CSS and XSLT are two indispensable SharePoint skills that I find most SharePoint professionals lack. (Don't get me started about basic HTML!) I recently picked up a book on CSS and the only good part of that book was that the author referenced HTML Dog. For all I care the other book could have only been one page ...
Posted by Matthew McDermott on
Wednesday, 12 Dec 2007 06:57.
Oct12
Real World SharePoint 2007: Indispensable Experiences From 16 MOSS and WSS MVPs
What happens when a groups of MVPs get together and write a book about the good and bad of a product like SharePoint? You get a valuable resource and a good read! Unlike some "committee" books, this one is skillfully edited by Scot Hillier to maintain the tone of a single voice without losing the indivi...
Posted by Matthew McDermott on
Friday, 12 Oct 2007 07:50.