Monthly Archives: January 2013
The Catch of Developing Application Using SharePoint Web Services
Written on , by Tommy Segoro
INTRODUCTION For me SharePoint is such a great platform because not only does it have many built-in functionalities, it also allows integration of external systems and applications using various approaches such as web-parts, user controls, custom ASPX pages and web services. On this particular article I would like to discuss few gotchas that we need Continue Reading
SharePoint Custom Internet/Intranet Website Master Page Ribbon Fixer
Written on , by Tommy Segoro
Developing websites on SharePoint 2010 and 2013 can be a bit difficult due to the ribbon and how the “wrapper” DIVs have been structured within the master page. And not only that, SharePoint 2010 sometimes clash with JQuery scripts which I have used a lot since there are a lot of cool controls that I Continue Reading
SharePoint Best Practice Archive Summary 2007, 2010, 2013
Written on , by Tommy Segoro
INTRODUCTION In this article I would like to summarize as many SharePoint Best Practice that I’ve found throughout the Internet. Microsoft has released a dedicated page for it but it contains only links to various sites which I think is a bit rigorous to read. But anyway, if you’re interested this is the link from Continue Reading
Deployment and Change Control Procedures
Written on , by Tommy Segoro
INTRODUCTION Deployment needs to be managed and communicated properly. A deployment can either be a brand new application or an update to an existing application/system. If we are not managing this properly, we will lose track of what is deployed in the server. These include any third party DLLs, applications, etc. And also, your business Continue Reading
How to Run a Successful IT Development Practice
Written on , by Tommy Segoro
INTRODUCTION In this article I want to talk about running a successful development practice. I will list the tools and automation that you can use to ensure that your development practice runs smoothly. THE TOOLS The tools we need are: Development environment, testing environment, UAT environment and production environment. If possible ALL environments are configured Continue Reading
