As we discussed in my previous blog post, the whole agile development process depends on testing – it has to be good, obviously, and it also has to be fast – we don’t have the luxury of taking months to test our flagship product. Nope, we get two weeks and two weeks only. Read the rest of this entry »
Whether you care to admit it or not, IT budgets are shrinking. In this changing IT world, you have two options: Read the rest of this entry »
People have a difficult time grasping the concept of the cloud. As many ways as I’ve tried to explain where I work to friends and family, I am often asked, “Can you please explain what ‘the cloud’ even is?” Read the rest of this entry »
Remember when Nokia was at the top of the mobile phone game? Having a Nokia phone was like a right of passage into the mobile world! Read the rest of this entry »
Yesterday’s pretend release was not only fun, but real. Everything SpaceBox claims to offer– accessibility from anywhere with an Internet connection and reliable data centers for your virtual machines– is all true with the grounded ProPlus product!
Sometimes a release is so major that we stop everything for a day and just celebrate our success.
Today is one of those super release days. In order to write this particular post I had to double up on my anxiety meds, because I am SO excited to talk to you about SpaceBox. I’ve always been fascinated with space, and I love to organize things into boxes, so how could combining the two be a bad thing?
One of the elements of development and testing is moving structure and content to your development environment. Once you build a solution, you need to move what you built back to your production environment. In the world of SharePoint, this process, depending on what type of solution you build, can be a few button clicks, or involve some coding.
In part 1 of this series I wrote about how straightforward it is to develop and deploy SharePoint 2010 or SharePoint Online artifacts through Visual Studio 11 Beta. Read the rest of this entry »
Last week both Dan and I spoke at the AIIM 2012 Conference. Dan told the audience that paper is silly, and I spoke about how the Cloud is dead.
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If you are like me, you know how important it is to back dat work up. In all seriousness, protecting what you have built inside of CloudShare ProPlus is pertinent to staying productive and the comfort to fail fast and try new things in your development environment. Read the rest of this entry »