You’ve been selected to speak at a large conference, 1000 people. The SharePoint sessions are very few, and you really want to attract a crowd and provide usefull information to the attendees. Based on your experience (as everyone here will be coming from different angles), what is the most creative topic you can come up with to attract people to come to your session? The attendees of the conference are all Microsoft minded people, heavy emphasis on .Net development is at the conference, however the sessions range from “How to build a resume” to “Angular JS”. So… what would you submit to be a speaker?
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As I am doing it at the moment, I would like to do a session on supporting more than 1 version of SharePoint from one Visual Studio solution. I would cover things like :
- How to use Conditional compilation and build configuration.
- How to selectively hook up the right version of .Net for the right version of SharePoint
- Code changes for 2013 such as the layouts folder and utility changes.
- How to automate the build so when you check in your code (to a build server) you end up with the MSIs in your dropbox folder 10 minutes later. (Not really 2013 thing, but I could stretch it out;)
