In a company venture that I belong to, we are working hard on getting a Beta version out of our new gaming site. What's different about this than the other gaming sites? Well, for starters, we have 10 characters for a theme. Not impressed? How about challenging any of your Facebook friends to a flash game you just played. Still not enough? Log into the site with your Google, Blogger, Facebook and/or Twitter account to the site.
What? Still no sale? How about this, we even created three (3) of our own custom flash games to go with the 1800+ other games we have!
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
SocialCow.com - The Big Project
Friday, April 9, 2010
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Monday, February 1, 2010
SharePoint Saturday: Indianapolis - Post Conference
So, I had the pleasure of presenting the topic of "Introduction to the SharePoint 2010 Client Object Model" at SharePoint Saturday in Indianapolis. This is the 2nd time of covering this topic after the Paul Stubbs covered the topic at the 2009 SharePoint Conference.
As promised, I put up my two applications on my SharePoint Developer SIG site, nSpin.net. You can download both projects in one zip file using this link.
The two projects are:
- Console application - demonstrates using .NET CLR to grab and then update SharePoint data using Client Object Model
- Web Application Page - demonstrates using ECMAScript (JavaScript) to grab data and have a JavaScript alert.
- Web Application Page - demonstrates using ECMAScript (JavaScript) to grab data from an Announcements list and populate a jQuery sortable list
For these projects, you will Need:
- Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2
- SharePoint 2010 Site running
- Annoucements (or other list you configure in code)
Cheers!
- James
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