Its time to announce the Winners for our Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 with MSDN Giveaway. Initially we planned to announce the Winners on 20th July but we had a tough time selecting the winners because of 60+ wonderful entries.
To make it fair I requested my friend Victor Gaudioso to choose the winners. Here is a brief summary about him
Victor, a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) and Microsoft Solutions Advocate is an independent Windows Presentation Foundation / Silverlight / Windows 7 Mobile / Surface developer, instructor (classroom / video tutorials / written articles), published author (Foundation Blend 2: Building Applications in WPF and Silverlight (2008), Foundation Blend 3 with Silverlight (2009)), and public speaker.
Victor has over 10 years experience in the web and software development industries and has worked with large Fortune 500 companies such as Microsoft, Universal, Warner Bros., Disney, Mattel, and Paramount Pictures. Victor has worked on some of the most cutting edge WPF and Silverlight applications that have been developed to date; including the Microsoft Surface Winebar CES demo , Surface Air Hockey with simulated physics, and the Surface EventPhotos application which both debuted at PDC in 2008. Victor was also part of the team that launched the Microsoft Silverlight Entertainment Tonight Emmy mini-site, one of the very first Silverlight applications to market. He is also a Microsoft MVP
You can follow him in Twitter @victorgaudioso
where he tweets about Silverlight, WPF etc
Now here are the Winners for our Giveaway
- Adam Romanowski
- Avinash Rana
Congratulations to the Winner and I will be contacting them via email. Thank you everyone who participated and this is our first giveaway in allaboutmoss and we hope to giveaway more in the future.
Update: Winners announced, please check : http://www.allaboutmoss.com/index.php/2010/07/23/microsoft-visual-studio-2010-with-msdn-winners/
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MSDN has just published an online course for developers to learn about Developing for SharePoint 2010.
The course includes:
- 10 modules introducing developers to SharePoint 2010
- 55 short instructional and demonstration demos
- Hands on labs that you can download or try online with MSDN Virtual Labs
- Test your skills quiz’s
- Code samples for each module
Check out the course materials here.
If you want to hide SharePoint Controls (eg.Site Actions menu ) based on the user’s permission level or assign specific access to a user then you can use the SharePoint’s builtin control SPSecurityTrimmedControl. Below code will allow the user to view site usage report.
<Sharepoint:SPSecurityTrimmedControl runat="server" Permissions="ViewUsageData">
write your site actions menu here</SharePoint:SPSecurityTrimmedControl>
Some permission string attributs are
- ManageLists
- CancelCheckout
- AddListItems
- EditListItems
- DeleteListItems
- ViewListItems
- ApproveItems
- OpenItems
- ViewVersions
- DeleteVersions
- CreateAlerts
- ViewFormPages
- ManagePermissions
- ViewUsageData
- ManageSubwebs
- ManageWeb
- AddAndCustomizePages
- ApplyThemeAndBorder
- ApplyStyleSheets
- CreateGroups
- BrowseDirectories
- CreateSSCSite
- ViewPages
- EnumeratePermissions
- BrowseUserInfo
- ManageAlerts
- UseRemoteAPIs
- UseClientIntegration
- Open
- EditMyUserInfo
You can get the complete list from MSDN website.
Do you have tough technical questions about SharePoint? Are you ready for some answers? Well we can help. Ask the talented and very knowledgable Microsoft Most Valuable Professionals.
The SharePoint MVPs are the same people you see in the technical community as authors, speakers, user group leaders and answerers in the MSDN forums. This is the first time we have brought these experts together as a collective group to answer your questions live! So please join us and bring on the questions. This chat will cover WSS, MOSS and the SharePoint 2010 beta.
Topics include:
- setup and administration
- design and development
- Q &A to follow
When: March 15, 2010
Time: 9:00 am PDT
Where: MSDN Chat Room
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