http://friendlybit.com/other/fixing-sharepoint-2007/ You have found Friendly Bit, a web development blog. I focus on client side technologies like CSS, HTML and Javascript. You find my articles below and categories to the right. Sat, 17 May 2008 14:16:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://friendlybit.com/other/fixing-sharepoint-2007/#comment-30507 O Futuro do Sharepoint | RuanWeb Sun, 30 Mar 2008 04:02:57 +0000 http://friendlybit.com/other/fixing-sharepoint-2007/#comment-30507 [...] de uma VM no desenvolvimento. E como um feliz coincidência o Emil Stenström postou também um review do AKS(Kit de Acessibilidade para o Sharepoint), que foi anunciando no blog [...] [...] de uma VM no desenvolvimento. E como um feliz coincidência o Emil Stenström postou também um review do AKS(Kit de Acessibilidade para o Sharepoint), que foi anunciando no blog [...]

]]> http://friendlybit.com/other/fixing-sharepoint-2007/#comment-30505 buckley Sat, 29 Mar 2008 13:57:01 +0000 http://friendlybit.com/other/fixing-sharepoint-2007/#comment-30505 The company I work for also uses SharePoint and I feel your pain. SharePoint is hot and customers want it and are willing to pay for it because it's a Microsoft product backed up by their huge marketing machine. I've made a promise to myself that if MS does not make SP easy to program to in it's next version I am abondoning it. I'm a developer and the developing experiene is is bad. I have to install SharePoint on my development machine to get anything done. I find m find myself programming on the server machine many times... this is simply not right. MS technology has a lot going for it but the next iteration of the product has to be focused on standard oriented designers and developers. Atm I see all of these problems as a challenge to solven, using DDD for example, (I'm a moderate optimist) but I also see that php/open source friends are cranking out beautful solutions with CMS systems like Drupal & co. MS, do the right think please! Developers, developers, developers? The company I work for also uses SharePoint and I feel your pain. SharePoint is hot and customers want it and are willing to pay for it because it’s a Microsoft product backed up by their huge marketing machine.
I’ve made a promise to myself that if MS does not make SP easy to program to in it’s next version I am abondoning it. I’m a developer and the developing experiene is is bad. I have to install SharePoint on my development machine to get anything done.
I find m find myself programming on the server machine many times… this is simply not right.
MS technology has a lot going for it but the next iteration of the product has to be focused on standard oriented designers and developers.
Atm I see all of these problems as a challenge to solven, using DDD for example, (I’m a moderate optimist) but I also see that php/open source friends are cranking out beautful solutions with CMS systems like Drupal & co.
MS, do the right think please! Developers, developers, developers?

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