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re: Brian Harry – Microsoft Technical Fellow – Speaking at Clarity Consulting

Brian Issleb — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 14:43:10 GMT

Good job, George. I thought this was a great presentation, a mix of what’s new in VS 2010, how Microsoft uses its own tools to develop the tools themselves (very meta), and how that development process influences the large and small decisions Microsoft has made about Visual Studio over the last few years.

Plus, I think Peter was very excited about the "scoop" he got regarding the performance issues in the VS 2010 beta. Short story: focusing on highly-controlled, small-scale testing of individual component performance obscures the problems that happen when a complex system gets used in the real world. There’s a lot to take away from that lesson alone.

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re: Moving MOSS Intranet to a New WFE

gdurzi — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 15:30:15 GMT

Joy,

Typically, your SSL certificate will contain the DNS name of the server. You can install the cert on another server if the DNS name isn't changing.

In our particular case, we use a wildcard SSL certificate, so we just had to install it on the new server.

Hope this helps

re: Moving MOSS Intranet to a New WFE

Joy — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 14:50:14 GMT

Nice blog entry. I have an almost identical situation.

Question: Does SSL need to be revoked and reissued for new server, or does Verisign treat it as same server since IP address is the same?

re: INETA Regional Speaker Program

Scott Spradlin — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 13:10:11 GMT

George, good to see you take that regional position with INETA! I'm from St. Louis and I know that the three states you cover have excellent community participation. I think this regional speaker program will really help new speakers gain visibility and encourage them to become even more involved. I hope to see some great new talent blossom as a result of this program. I encourage everyone that's interested to sign up.

SharePoint Development Weekly Roundup (23Jun)

Confluence: SharePoint Development Wiki — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 12:12:23 GMT

It seems every week more and more great content appears\! These could almost become daily Coffee break posts\! WSP Carsten Keutmann: Beginning SharePoint Development (Bonus part #3 WSPBuilder overview)

re: SharePoint Saturday Chicago Session Recap

Heather Waterman — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 23:33:59 GMT

George

You handled the technical issues with style. I enjoyed meeting you and enjoyed your session. Please let me know any future events you will be speaking and if you are going to SPC09.

Cheers

Heather

Hints and Tips for SharePoint WCM Development

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Reporting on all checked out pages within a SharePoint WCM Site Collection External References How to Optimize a SharePoint Server 2007 Web Content Management Site for Performance

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