In honour of the Beijing games we thought we would create a new event, the SharePoint World Record Dash. The goal is to update a blank Team Site to include a whole new look, layout, and content, in the shortest possible time.
We're using a preset echo for SharePoint batch to run the series of changes on one site, and Adobe Captivate to film the results - we awarded ourselves the broadcast rights!
The changes are:
echo will use the SharePoint object model to make these changes, just as if I'd done them all by hand via the browser.
In this video we're only updating one site but in our weekly webinars we show how easy it is to make identical changes in development, testing, production environments, on local or remote farms, and to multiple site collections and subsites.
Without futher ado, here's the link to the SharePoint World Record Dash Video.
We are very pleased to announce the hiring of Rob Svilpa, our new echo for SharePoint Program Manager.
Rob spent over 10 years working as a Software Design Engineer in the Microsoft Visual Studio Developer Division in Redmond. He is also a certified Agile Scrum Master. He brings a wealth of great technical know-how, expert product development process knowledge, and deep familiarity with the Microsoft technology stack.
Rob will be fully responsible for the echo development roadmap, requirements triaging, project management, QA, support and testing outcomes for echo for SharePoint.
Welcome, Rob!