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SharePoint Magazine
SharePoint Magazine is an online magazine dedicated to the world of SharePoint and related Information Worker technologies.Customizing the user experience of SharePoint: Overview of the default SharePoint interface from a technical point of view (Part 1 of 6)
Started by Arno Nel (SharePoint Magazine) · 9 months ago
Have you ever wondered how the built in interface actually works? Why is a list item shown the way it is? How are the input forms built and how can you change how they work and look? This series will introduce you to a wide variety of customization options not usually covered in books or onlin
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8 months ago
8 months ago
Thanks, how nice of you to say that, I am glad you liked it. I was afraid that it would be too deep for online reading, or that the attempts at humor would distract from the reading experience.
Look forward to the next article as well, and of course, The Book.
.b
8 months ago
( Humour/jokes are good in my opinion. It helps to break up otherwise dry topics and funny analogies can actually enhance the learning experience. )
8 months ago
Brilliant article. Its been very well recieved so far.
Well done bud. keep up the excellent work.
8 months ago
For finding time, well, Arno was kind enough to let me write this stuff so the least I could do to thank him is to find time to do a good job.
8 months ago
it very useful
8 months ago
I am very glad you enjoyed it. I wanted to make it deeper and cover more ground, but for the sake of the time you will have to spend reading I found it better to shorten it a bit, and rather focus on getting an overview here.
The next articles in the series will go into far more detail on each of the topics covered here, so if you are particularly interested in one area you should have a field day :-)
This article is also spanning two full chapters in The Book so you can imagine the depth that I will be able to explore there.
.b
8 months ago
8 months ago
Thanks
6 months ago
Thanks again for your great work.
Thanh-Nu