July is a vacation month for many Europeans, but the kalmstrom.com Blog has still been as much read as usual. These were the most read articles in July:
JavaScript + SharePoint = Power
A lot of useful tips have been gathered in the kalmstrom.com Tips section, and when a new tip page is created I usually blog about it. This month the most read tip post was about the demo where the CEO of kalmstrom.com Business Solutions shows how to use JavaScript in SharePoint. And when I checked the blog post statistics for all times this article was actually the most read in that list also!
The JavaScript/SharePoint tip is actually from December 2011, and I am glad my blog posts are read so long after they have been written. The tip is of course as valid today as it was when it was first published.
The kalmstrom.com use of Kanban Task Manager
Many have been interested to learn how the kalmstrom.com team makes use of Kanban Task Manager, with SharePoint as medium for sharing and storage. While we have been using this new application for project and task management inside Outlook we have had ideas for several improvements, so a new version is already on its way.
MetaData Creator renamed to Document Tagger
The kalmstrom.com application for tagging documents in SharePoint libraries with keywords and other metadata is coming along fine, and the interest for this new product is great. We have decided to rename it to Document Tagger, to better explain what it does. Now the kalmstrom.com developers have added a possibility to tag many documents simultaneously, and the application can also tag .ppt and .pptx documents.
Next month I hope to write some more about our old products. These two new ones have taken much time, but of course the old products are developed constantly just as before. And Peter has a rich source of knowledge to take from, so you can feel sure he will come back with more useful Tips!
JavaScript + SharePoint = Power
A lot of useful tips have been gathered in the kalmstrom.com Tips section, and when a new tip page is created I usually blog about it. This month the most read tip post was about the demo where the CEO of kalmstrom.com Business Solutions shows how to use JavaScript in SharePoint. And when I checked the blog post statistics for all times this article was actually the most read in that list also!
The JavaScript/SharePoint tip is actually from December 2011, and I am glad my blog posts are read so long after they have been written. The tip is of course as valid today as it was when it was first published.
The kalmstrom.com use of Kanban Task Manager
Many have been interested to learn how the kalmstrom.com team makes use of Kanban Task Manager, with SharePoint as medium for sharing and storage. While we have been using this new application for project and task management inside Outlook we have had ideas for several improvements, so a new version is already on its way.MetaData Creator renamed to Document Tagger
The kalmstrom.com application for tagging documents in SharePoint libraries with keywords and other metadata is coming along fine, and the interest for this new product is great. We have decided to rename it to Document Tagger, to better explain what it does. Now the kalmstrom.com developers have added a possibility to tag many documents simultaneously, and the application can also tag .ppt and .pptx documents.
Next month I hope to write some more about our old products. These two new ones have taken much time, but of course the old products are developed constantly just as before. And Peter has a rich source of knowledge to take from, so you can feel sure he will come back with more useful Tips!
The next time I read a blog, I hope that it doesnt disappoint me as much as this one. I mean, I know it was my choice to read, but I actually thought youd have something interesting to say. All I hear is a bunch of whining about something that you could fix if you werent too busy looking for attention.
ReplyDeleteWhining? I am happy that so many find Peter's tips and my blog useful, and I am not whining at all. Did you really read the article?
ReplyDeleteI was very pleased to find this web-site.I wanted to thanks for your time for this wonderful read!! i want be in touch with u..thanks
ReplyDeleteWe are looking forward to hearing more from you, Arthur! Thanks for your kind comment.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your guidance, I will surely look into this solution as I am beginner to SharePoint development. I am slowly getting to learn the perfect solutions now.
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Welcome to the Tips section of the kalmstrom.com website to learn more!
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