I think that's pretty harsh (a version or two away from release quality). A few years ago yes, and yes, SP has it's lions share of problems from a development...
Oh, I agree to a large degree ... the problem is the oversellingof it, and the belief that it solves all problems ... I just left a place that wasted 3 months...
"MOSS wouldn;t be half as bad, if it wasn't hyped so much, and was used to solve the right problems - maybe that i what P&P should be doing? (though I still...
I have to agree that over-selling is the biggest problem, the marketing team obviously did very well but some people have some crazy expectations and it the...
Stephen Pope
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Apr 1, 2008 7:53 am
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Well that's pretty encouraging ... I look forward to some sane guidance from the tech people about where MOSS is strong, and more importantly where it is weak....
In the new model you have more flexibility on how the build-up happens (or if it happens at all). As far as build up in general on controls, it’s not (IMHO)...
Thanks guys, this has been much more positive than I was expecting! I read the Rhino Igloo post when it was first published, but it had since vanished from my...
Sure, that was a response to the policy injection application block. It has a whole lot of configuration and complexity that we don't need. On the other hand,...
Ayende Rahien
Ayende@...
Apr 1, 2008 11:50 am
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Development of Office App is not bad, it is merely black art involving knowing how to tickle Office just the right way. The killer is developing for stuff like...
Ayende Rahien
Ayende@...
Apr 1, 2008 12:08 pm
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About that, agreed. The #1 problem with SharePoint is some of the marketing guys trying to shove it to every niche possible, including many where it is simply...
Ayende Rahien
Ayende@...
Apr 1, 2008 12:09 pm
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How about ... "it isn't transactional" for a major problem you missed off your list ... :) ... How about ... "it isn't transactional" for a major problem you...
??? !!! ... ??? !!! On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 4:19 PM, Casey Charlton < casey@... > wrote: How about ... "it isn't transactional" for a major problem...
Ayende Rahien
Ayende@...
Apr 1, 2008 1:46 pm
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Makes it transparent, imo. I've heard complaints about performance but a lot of my tests bang against a database, so I've never noticed. I prefer the...
Its own operations are ... but you can't enlist its list opeations for example in a transaction where you are updating a SQL Server at the same time ... or at...
Oh, that is okay. You would need distributed transactions for that, anyway. All you have to do is be _very careful_ and you are fine. *snort* The other issues...
Ayende Rahien
Ayende@...
Apr 1, 2008 1:57 pm
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Should it be a technical challenge? Why shouldn't I be able to Commit/Rollback on list operations? Just keeping two lists in synch is a nightmare ... ... ...
Don't treat lists and document libraries like a database. They're not. There's no referential integrity or anything you would need for this type of action. Of...
Well that is the problem ... no referential integrity, and no transactions is a PITA in a product that is basically MS Access on the web ... :) Those dumb...
Hi Jay "Excel being an exception only slightly more often. Much of the time it makes more sense to read in, or write out an excel file, but we don't actually...
We're integrating code coverage with our CI build via PartCover but the 2 default XSLT documents that come with it are a bit lacking. I don't necessarily need...
There was a discussion today about how we could consolidate the resource usage between multiple .NET applications/services. The biggest area of concern is the...
What is the end goal that you have? In general, each AppDomain (and certain each process) gets their own everything. If you want a higher level of sharing, you...
Ayende Rahien
Ayende@...
Apr 1, 2008 8:01 pm
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... Does this exhibit as a performance problem or a scalability problem? -- Steve Campbell http://blog.perfectapi.com/...
What benefit are you hoping to get out of this? Across process boundaries you'll have to marshal data in some way either through remoting, shared memory, named...
The short answer to why this came up is that we have an asp/javascript application that receives data from remote machines and places this data into a...