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6 Microsoft® Office Business Applications for Office SharePoint® Server 2007

I waited for this book to come out for some time, and as soon as I found out its out (from Eben last Wednesday) I ordered it through Amazon, I used the standard shipping options, so that means this will most likely be my present for Valentines (from me to me). Anyway, back to the book itself, this book...

Posted to Zlatan's Blog [MVP SharePoint] (Weblog) by Zlatan on 01-27-2008
What happened to the DoD 5015.2 Add-on Pack for SharePoint 2007 Records Management

Still no news of the DoD Add-On pack for SharePoint 2007 Records Management, although it was promised that it will be released before the end of this year ( http://blogs.msdn.com/sharepoint/archive/2007/05/30/dod-5015-2-certification-for-moss-2007-we-ve-passed-the-test.aspx ). Here we are, it's Christmas...

Posted to Zlatan's Blog [MVP SharePoint] (Weblog) by Zlatan on 12-23-2007
.Net 3.0 and .Net 3.5 Books

Two books that I recently added to my little library that I think everyone moving to .Net 3 and .Net 3.5 will find very useful are Pro C# with .NET 3.0 Special Edition Andrew W Troelsen Hardcover, 1186 pages 238 x 179 x 52mm (L x W x H) ISBN-13: 978-1-59059-823-8 2007 Published by APress and Pro ASP...

Posted to Hannes's Mind Maze (Weblog) by hannes on 11-26-2007
Head First Object Oriented Analysis and Design book review

A while back a very nice lady at O'Reilly publishers, Kathryn Barrett, send me a book from the Head First series. Head First Object Oriented Analysis and Design is a very nice book for new analysts because it covers most of the basic's subjects. Topic's includes requirement gathering, analysis...

Posted to Hannes's Mind Maze (Weblog) by hannes on 09-06-2007
Recommended SharePoint 2007 Books Part III "The Next Update"

Another book to put on a "required technical books to be purchased in the next cycle" budget list for your senior management. The guys who wrote it seem to really appreaciate themselves :) and I think they're right to do so. Here's the write up: Real World SharePoint 2007: Indispensable...

Posted to Zlatan's Blog [MVP SharePoint] (Weblog) by Zlatan on 09-01-2007
Recommended SharePoint 2007 Books Updated

Some nice new books have come out since the last time I recommended what is your best bet when it comes to purchasing Sharepoint 2007 books, so it's time to update!! Product Description Get deep insights into Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 with this hands-on guide. This book focuses on developing...

Posted to Zlatan's Blog [MVP SharePoint] (Weblog) by Zlatan on 08-20-2007
On Methods, Process and Models

Thoughts about Methods, Process and Models taken from the book Microsoft Object Thinking by David West. (See chapter 6) All methods are someone else’s idea about what you should do when you develop software. It may be useful, from time to time, to borrow from those ideas and integrate them into your...

Posted to Hannes's Mind Maze (Weblog) by hannes on 08-16-2007
Continuous Integration: Improving Software Quality and Reducing Risk

Paul Duvall's book, Continuous Integration: Improving Software Quality and Reducing Risk , is now out. It's part of Martin Fowlers signature series which means it should be good read. To quote Martin. One of the interesting things about Continuous Integration is how often people are surprised...

Posted to Hannes's Mind Maze (Weblog) by hannes on 08-06-2007
New Books

I just got delivery of a whole bunch of books. I've been avoiding WPF/WCF/WF for a while, but have started getting into them, WCF first, and have fallen in love. The books are: Programming WCF Services (Programming) [Illustrated] Windows Presentation Foundation Unleashed (WPF) (Unleashed) Windows...

Posted to Coding Sanity (Weblog) by codingsanity on 06-26-2007
Pattern adoption phases

Jimmy Nilsson quotes Gregg Irwin about the phases you go thru for pattern adoption in his book Applying Domain-Driven Design and Patterns (page 51) You use it without being aware that you are using it. You hear about it, read up on it, thinker a bit. You learn more and start using it explicitly, if naively...

Posted to Hannes's Mind Maze (Weblog) by hannes on 04-19-2007

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