Monthly Archives: March 2011

SharePoint 2010 Development Basics Minimum Hardware Requirements for the SharePoint 2010 development is 64-bit OS, 8 GB RAM, 60-80 GB hard disk space for local development. Local SharePoint 2010 installation is required to develop against Server Side Object Model and … Continue reading →

I have already blogged the code snippet about how to configure SharePoint lists and document library view’s group by settings programmatically. https://nikspatel.wordpress.com/2010/11/09/programmatically-configure-the-order-by-and-group-by-properties-of-the-sharepoint-lists-and-document-libraries-views/ Recently I came across the question where they wanted similar functionality using PowerShell. Here is the code snippet … Continue reading →

When Microsoft unveiled SharePoint 2010 during SharePoint Conference 2009, there was a great buzz around the new site template called Enterprise Wiki, which was replacement for ever popular MOSS 2007 Collaboration Portal Template. Both Collaboration Template and Enterprise Wiki templates … Continue reading →

By default, if you are debugging SharePoint Custom Solutions using Visual Studio 2010, Visual Studio does time out after 90 seconds throwing following message. Many times as a developer, you will need more time to step through the code during … Continue reading →

If your SQL Server ever crashes or hard rebooted then you may come across corrupted SharePoint_Config database. Recently while doing a SharePoint 2010 development on my VM, I had to hard reboot my personal VM, and I had received dreaded … Continue reading →