In a previous post, I was talking about how you can use Project Server Online data in a SharePoint 2013 App using CSOM. One thing I was talking about was the fact that you cannot debug an application when you’re not using a development site...
I suppose you all heard about the “App” concept in SharePoint 2013? If not, you have a nice overview about this new concept on msdn. An app for SharePoint is a great way to surface a remote web application in SharePoint. In this post, I...
One of the exciting things I saw in the “Get Started with Project Online” video of Christophe Fiessinger was the possibility to use a custom ideation list to capture ideas and ‘convert’ this into a project in Project Online...
The actual goal of my previous post was the installation of SharePoint (Foundation) 2013 to be connected with TFS 2012 RC. By default, TFS 2012 RC ships with SharePoint Foundation 2010, but I wanted to use the newest 2013 version of SharePoint. The...
Yesterday, I decided to try out SharePoint Foundation 2013 on a fresh Windows Server 2012. I decided to install SharePoint Foundation in a standalone mode. This is the installation process I followed: First start the SharePoint Foundation...
Yesterday, as many of you will already know, Microsoft revealed some nice upcoming stuff like Office 2013, SharePoint 2013, Project Server 2013, Office 365 Preview (including all the new products I just mentioned). One particular thing I was really...
When you want to install SharePoint (Foundation) 2010, the first thing you have to do is install the prerequisites required to successfully complete your installation and run SharePoint. One of the annoying things about the prerequisite installation...
When I was at a customer last week, I had a situation that SharePoint Foundation 2010 was installed as a local instance on the TFS application tier. The TFS extensions for SharePoint were already installed using the TFS installation. Now the...
