What could be more boring than mathematical equations? The majority of folks would be hard pressed to find something to answer that hypothetical query. Myself included 🙂 I’ll be honest, I’m a math minor and I picked up this book...
Ever since my trip out to Switzerland, I’ve been jonesing for an espresso machine. After a lot of research, checking out lots of youtube videos, almost pulling the trigger various times, I ended up purchasing the DeLonghi ESAM5600 SL from...
WTF Microsoft? Seriously? This is what you call an “introductory special”? This is fine and all, except in the months of January and February — in fact, since I’ve signed up — I’ve never used the caching service. Heck,...
This took me about 3 hours to figure out so I figure it was worth sharing. First, I assumed that it was possible given that the .stp file export of a custom list with folders and nested folders seem to...
It’s finally happened! My pineapple is finally flowering WOOOOOOOOOOO! 😀 I can’t even believe it. I didn’t even notice it until I randomly looked over and took note that I probably need to water it. I started this plant some...
Having dabbled in Mongo a bit, I was curious if there was an analog for MapReduce style functionality in browser JavaScript. I found a small script as a starting point, but made some minor modifications to support array inputs:
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// mapper should return an array of [{key:'somekey', value:'somevalue'}] // reducer should return a single {key:'somekey', value:'somevalue'} function mapReduce(i, mapper, reducer, property) { var intermediate = []; var output = []; if(i && i.constructor == Array) { for(var x = 0; x < i.length; x++) { var value = i[x][property]; var key = property; intermediate = intermediate.concat(mapper(key, value)); } } else { for (var key in i) { var value = i[key]; intermediate = intermediate.concat(mapper(key, value)); } } var groups = groupBy(intermediate); for (var key in groups) { var values = groups[key]; output.push(reducer(key, values)); } return output; } // list should be [{key:k, value:v}, ....] where key may be repeated. // returns [{key, [v1, v2, v3...]}, ...] where key is *not* repeated. function groupBy(list) { var ret = {}; for (var i = 0; i < list.length; i++) { var key = list[i].key; var value = list[i].value; if (!ret[key]) { ret[key] = []; } ret[key].push(value); } return ret; } |
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While PowerShell is great, I still do a lot of my build automation using plain old batch scripts when it comes to managing my SharePoint development workflow. Because I do my development outside of my SharePoint environment (develop on my...
From the comments section of a CNN article.
There are a few resources on this for 2007, but I thought I’d add a small update for 2010. First, start by following the instructions in the links above for the IsDocument property. You can get to it from the...
Finally got around the cleaning up my office (after 4 years…) . Love the way it turned out and much more work space with much less clutter. For reference, this is what it looked like previously.