What Should I Blog About Next?

Howdy!  I’ve been heads down the last couple of months and thought I’d take some time to write a post regarding something interesting I’ve done so that others might be able to benefit.  Here’s a short list of some of the topics I thought might be of interest to others.  Let me know if a topic interests you and I’ll put something together.

1.       Lazy Approval for SharePoint Workflows - Allow remote users to complete workflow tasks via email.

2.       How to Implement Roles in Browser Based InfoPath Forms - InfoPath Filler forms can use roles for rules.  Learn how you can do the same with browser based forms.

3.       Solution to Archive SharePoint Items - A generic solution that allows you to define rules for archiving items.

4.       Useful SharePoint PowerShell Scripts - Some of the scripts I use on a daily basis.

5.       Effective SharePoint Logging - Logging effectively helps when something bad happens in production.

6.       Efficient SharePoint Timer Job Development - How to structure your solution design to reduce time to market.

7.       Effective Use of SharePoint Property Bags - What we store in our property bags.

8.       Reverse Engineering SharePoint Sites - How to quickly get your lists, libraries, pages, etc. in to a Visual Studio project so that it can be deployed in all of your environments.

9.       Data Collection Workflows vs. Approval Workflows - The different types of workflows we develop and how to approach each.

10.   Parameterize Workflows to Reduce Time to Market - What do we parameterize so that common changes don't require development, test, deploy cycles.

11.   Using XSLT for Workflow Task Notification Emails  - How to dynamically define custom emails using XSLT including the Edit Task button in Outlook.

12.   How to Add Regular and Inline Attachments Emails - Sometimes users want attachments and signatures in their email notifications.

13.   Custom XSLT Functions - How to build your own library for special XSLT functions.

14.   Anti-Alert Solution - Sometimes users want to know when an item doesn't exist when it should.

15.   (Almost) No Code Meeting Sign-Up Solution - SharePoint Architects should first evaluate if an out of the box solution can be put together before jumping in to custom development.

Please respond and let me know which topic you'd like me to cover next.