SharePoint goodies from Codeplex

Downloaded some of the projects which I feel useful from Codeplex and uploaded to Live SkyDrive (just in case some of the projects got shutdown)

Nevertheless if you keen to find out more about those SharePoint projects here is the list

DataForm webpart without SharePoint Designer
http://wicklunddataformwp.codeplex.com/

SharePoint Tool Basket
http://sptoolbasket.codeplex.com/

Lookup With Picker
http://lookupwithpicker.codeplex.com

Using ASP.NET MVC with SharePoint
http://sharepointmvc.codeplex.com/

SharePoint Calculated Field Icon Set
http://iconset.codeplex.com/

Connected lookup
http://cl.codeplex.com

SharePoint List display setup
http://splistdisplaysetting.codeplex.com/

I Love SharePoint
http://ilovesharepoint.codeplex.com/

SharePoint List Association Manager
http://slam.codeplex.com

And here is the link to my SkyDrive folder.

Back from MVP Summit 2009

2nd day since I arrived at KL and still experiencing jet lag. So blogging is a good activity when I wake up early in the morning. All in all the trip was good as I learnt a lot of new stuff on SharePoint vNext and also met some cool people like Joel Olson, Lisa Feigenbaum, Doug Mahugh, Bob Fox and the list goes on. As any huge conference, people will get motivated by the sheer amount of talents in the summit and come back fully charged to do something great for the community.

If you want to read about what I learnt in MVP Summit and I have to say sorry because all the stuff shown in the summit are under NDA! As usual the Office + SharePoint team is very tight lip about their product development schedule and you see little info in the web. But as SharePoint developer and you are wondering what is in store for you in vNext of Visual Studio (aka VS 2010) then you should check out Somasegar’s blog post here about new SharePoint Tools feature that come out of the box with Visual Studio 2010.

Besides from you will be able to quickly navigate and browse your Sharepoint site directly in Visual Studio with use the Server Explorer; the new Visual Studio 2010 designers can be used to create Web Parts, application pages, and user controls for a SharePoint site. You got to check out the screenshots in the post here.

http://blogs.msdn.com/somasegar/archive/2009/02/19/sharepoint-tools-support-in-visual-studio.aspx

Unfortunately what is shown in the blog is not available in the public download of VS2010 CTP here. https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/content/content.aspx?ContentID=9790

But if you want to check out some of the photos I took during my trip in US, you can go to my Live Photos side here.

https://cid-732d1d42507315a3.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/MVP%20Summit%202009%20@Seattle?link=1

Photos when I was in San Francisco

https://cid-732d1d42507315a3.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/San%20Francisco%20Mar%2009

https://cid-732d1d42507315a3.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/San%20Francisco%20Mar%2009%20Part%202

I manage to grab a few pics of Mount Shasta at California when I drove back from San Fran to Seattle

https://cid-732d1d42507315a3.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/San%20Francisco%20Mar%2009%20Part%202/Mount%20Shasta,%20California