Over the past few years, a number of MSDN blogs have been created that deal, at least in part, with SharePoint development, to the point where it’s sometimes challenging keeping up with them all. So, to make it easy for developers to make sure they’re getting all the latest technical information around developing SharePoint solutions, we’ve decided to combine those blogs into the one: the SharePoint Development Team Blog. Think of it as your one-stop shop for developer-centric SharePoint information, straight from the product teams and user assistance folk responsible for SharePoint Foundation, Server, SharePoint Online, and the SharePoint development tools in Visual Studio.
Going forward, we’ll be posting the content that in the past you’d find on this blog to the SharePoint Development Team Blog. We’ve left this blog up, in maintenance mode, so that developers can still access the content we’ve published here. But be sure you subscribe to the new, consolidated blog for great content, including:
· Detailed technical information on SharePoint development, such as walkthroughs and code samples, from the people who designed those product features and tools
· Early, first-look versions of content being prepared for publication to MSDN
· Cross-posts and pointers to SharePoint-centric developer content on other specialized blogs, such as Erika Ehrli’s, Eric White’s, or SharePoint in Pictures
· Announcements of interest to SharePoint developers, such as content updates, service releases, or developer events.
And pass the following easy-to-remember URL on to your SharePoint developer friends and colleagues:
http://blogs.msdn.com/sharepointdev/
Thanks for reading, and we hope to hear from you over at the SharePoint Development Team Blog!
