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Branding and Customizing SharePoint 2007

Content Management-Enabled SharePoint Sites Understanding Web Content Management and the Default Features Extending WCM Creating and Configuring WCM-Enabled Sites Branding Your SharePoint Site. This article is an excerpt from Professional Microsoft SharePoint 2007 Development Using Microsoft Silverlight 2 by Steve Fox and Paul Stubbs from Wrox (ISBN 978-0-470-43400-0, copyright Wiley Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved) . How CSS Works with Master Pages P1 , P2: How CSS Works with Master Pages: The Scenario P3: How CSS Works With Master Pages: Summary of CSS Methods P4: Packaging Up your Masterpiece Into a Feature P5: Feature Improvements and Bugs P6: Solution to All Issues P7: The Governance of It All Approaches to Creating Master Pages and Page Layouts in SharePoint Server 2007 CSS Reference Chart for SharePoint 2007 .COM Branding (Webcast) Page Branding (Webcast: Adrew Connell) Understanding and Creating Customized and Uncustomized Files in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 SharePo

How to find the level of SharePoint you are running?

Link about the Cumulative Updates for SharePoint 2003, 2007, 2010 and wss/foundation. SevicePack 1 SharePoint 2010 coming soon Announcing Service Pack 1 for Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 SharePoint 2010 Service Pack 1 and June 2011 CU Slipstreaming SP2 into SharePoint Server 2007 or other Share Point 2007 Cumulative Updates Deploy software updates for Office SharePoint Server 2007

unit testing

Forgetting Red to Green Poor Naming Conventions Unclear purpose Code Organization Unit vs Integration Test Confusion [24:06] No Code Coverage on Exceptions Giving Up On The User Interface [50:04] Fixing Bugs Without Unit Tests Useless Code Coverage Stop Mocking Me! Bonus: Giving Up On Legacy Apps Un-testable Architectures Not Doing Interface-Driven Programming Not Doing Dependency Injection Phrases... QA's Are People Too... you'll really should treat them ... they are human beens [53:00] Just because you have 100% code coverage, doesn't mean that your code works. It only means that you've executed every line. (Scot Hanselman). http://www.msteched.com/2010/NorthAmerica/DPR204 Unit Testing SharePoint Webinar And Presentation.