I have now had a much larger exposure to SharePoint’s product offering, and I feel in a much better and knowledgeable place to assess the strength and weaknesses of the technology. Like any product that attempts to serve a wide range of functionality there are going to be stronger and weaker areas. One thing the SP team at Microsoft does well is addressing shortfalls in the technology as it matures.
I’ll evaluate each of, what I deem to be, the major functions and tools of SharePoint. OK, let’s get started.
Windows SharePoint Services - A
Windows SharePoint Services or WSS is now in
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- September 11, 2008
- Content Management, Design, SharePoint, Usability, User Experience, User Interface
- business intelligence, critique, ecm, search, social networking, sp designer, wcm
- Chris Poteet
- 1013 Words
Recently, the Internet Explorer team released IE 8 beta 2. It’s a monumental leap forward for not only web designers but also the Internet. However, it is not without controversy, but first it needs a little background.
A Little Background
Internet Explorer has for a long time been the bane of web developers. Every since they won the browser war over Netscape (nearing a decade ago now) with what were judged unethical and illegal means which led to a monopoly investigation. That was settled and Microsoft allowed to continue. Since then web designers have had to hack, glue, and curse IE due
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