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Blogs: From SharePoint to WordPress | PPTX
Blogs - From
SharePoint to
WordPress
Tom Resing, SharePoint MCM
Jive Software
Blogs:
WordPress
versus
SharePoint
“Microsoft has never invested a lot in their
blogs. It’s ok to say that SharePoint isn’t
the best blogging platform.” – Joel Oleson
“In fact I don’t shed a tear when I say it’s
not the best wiki either. There are point
solutions out there that are better than
SharePoint and most SharePoint
consultants will stand up and admit it.” –
Joel Oleson
Tom Resing
Past SharePoint MVP Award
winner, 2013, 2014
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DRIVE EMPLOYEE
PRODUCTIVITY
ENGAGE AND SUPPORT
CUSTOMERS AND
PARTNERS
ENGAGE, TRAIN AND
ALIGN YOUR
WORKFORCE
THE COMMUNICATION AND COLLABORATION PLATFORM
FOR MODERN, MOBILE BUSINESS
INTEGRATE & EXTEND
SOCIAL INTRANETS SELF SERVICE SUPPORT EXTERNAL COMMUNITIES
What Is Jive?
Demo
• http://tomresing.com
– From SharePoint 2010 Blog to WordPress on Azure
– 2 .Net Components
• A console app to generate the export in WordPress XML Format
• A .Net Forms App to redirect to the new location of blog posts
What is Azure?
Azure
What are Azure Web Sites?
Demo – 2 Options
Azure Control Panel
Create a New Azure Web Site
Other Blog topics if not covered so far:
Responsive Design
Page Load Speed Testing
Search Considerations
Resources
• A Blog Move : SharePoint to Azure WordPress, TomResing.com,
December 2013
• SharePoint vs. WordPress for Public Blog – No apology needed?,
Joel Oleson, March 2013
• Tool to migrate SharePoint Blogs to WordPress, Jeremy Thake, MVP,
August 2013
Resources
• Azure Infographic
• Penny Pinching in the Cloud: When do Azure Websites make sense?,
Scott Hanselsman, Microsoft, August 2013
– "You can put up to 500 websites into a single instance using Azure
Websites."
• Using WordPress on Windows Azure with SQL Server instead of
MySQL, Ahmed Sabbour, MSDN Blogs, July 2013
• Brandoo WordPress MS SQL Azure SQL Web App Gallery
• http://www.windowsazure.com/
Blogs: From SharePoint to WordPress

Blogs: From SharePoint to WordPress

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    Blogs - From SharePointto WordPress Tom Resing, SharePoint MCM Jive Software
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    “Microsoft has neverinvested a lot in their blogs. It’s ok to say that SharePoint isn’t the best blogging platform.” – Joel Oleson
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    “In fact Idon’t shed a tear when I say it’s not the best wiki either. There are point solutions out there that are better than SharePoint and most SharePoint consultants will stand up and admit it.” – Joel Oleson
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    Tom Resing Past SharePointMVP Award winner, 2013, 2014
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    6 DRIVE EMPLOYEE PRODUCTIVITY ENGAGE ANDSUPPORT CUSTOMERS AND PARTNERS ENGAGE, TRAIN AND ALIGN YOUR WORKFORCE THE COMMUNICATION AND COLLABORATION PLATFORM FOR MODERN, MOBILE BUSINESS INTEGRATE & EXTEND SOCIAL INTRANETS SELF SERVICE SUPPORT EXTERNAL COMMUNITIES What Is Jive?
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    Demo • http://tomresing.com – FromSharePoint 2010 Blog to WordPress on Azure – 2 .Net Components • A console app to generate the export in WordPress XML Format • A .Net Forms App to redirect to the new location of blog posts
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    What are AzureWeb Sites?
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    Demo – 2Options Azure Control Panel Create a New Azure Web Site Other Blog topics if not covered so far: Responsive Design Page Load Speed Testing Search Considerations
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    Resources • A BlogMove : SharePoint to Azure WordPress, TomResing.com, December 2013 • SharePoint vs. WordPress for Public Blog – No apology needed?, Joel Oleson, March 2013 • Tool to migrate SharePoint Blogs to WordPress, Jeremy Thake, MVP, August 2013
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    Resources • Azure Infographic •Penny Pinching in the Cloud: When do Azure Websites make sense?, Scott Hanselsman, Microsoft, August 2013 – "You can put up to 500 websites into a single instance using Azure Websites." • Using WordPress on Windows Azure with SQL Server instead of MySQL, Ahmed Sabbour, MSDN Blogs, July 2013 • Brandoo WordPress MS SQL Azure SQL Web App Gallery • http://www.windowsazure.com/

Editor's Notes

  • #2 When using SharePoint, sometimes, it's just as important to know when SharePoint isn't the right solution. Some of us have learned this the hard way. For my public blogging, I chose SharePoint many years ago and continued for too long. I recently migrated to Azure Web Sites. Come to learn about some of the pros and cons of using SharePoint for Public Blogs, some of the challenges I overcame to migrate and some of the benefits of WordPress on Azure.
  • #3 One of my professional goals is to improve web communications through better technology use. Do I share that goal with you? Do we agree blogging is a powerful web communications tool? This is a presentation on blogging, based on my personal experience with multiple blogging platforms. I’m not only going to talk about SharePoint. I’m going to talk about a best of breed blogging solution that may be slightly outside our shared personal area of technical focus.
  • #4 This is a message that I'm ashamed to admit took me way too long to get. While it was very common to recommend quickly moving beyond SharePoint's discussion forums from their first release, I continued to recommend SharePoint blogs beyond their practical usefulness.
  • #5 Maybe that’s even a good litmus test for your SharePoint consultant.  Tell him you want to stand up a public blog and ask him what you should use
  • #6 I’m Tom Resing and I joined Jive as a Sales Engineer almost 5 months ago. I’ve specialized in SharePoint Development exclusively for the past 7 years. I’ve earned an exclusive certification, co-authored two Microsoft Press books and earned two Microsoft MVP awards.
  • #7 Jive does three things. Social Intranets, Self Service Support and External Communities. Jive is a hub of collaboration that helps organizations cross boundaries
  • #9 2007
  • #10 2008
  • #11 2010
  • #12 Current – December 2013
  • #13 Anyone remember Windows Live Spaces? It was a free blog platform from Microsoft that migrated to Wordpress almost 4 years ago.
  • #14 And lot’s of other SharePoint bloggers have made the move.
  • #16 Even the SharePoint Team moved off of SharePoint for blogging last year.
  • #17 You can see it in the source code. It’s actually running the latest stable edition! 3.9.1 as of 6/24/2014
  • #18 Now there are other options. Andrew Connell, a long time SharePoint MVP, prefers Orchard, which is a .Net based content management system. One thing I like about that platform is that it can use Azure SQL, which is cloud ready compared to legacy databases like Microsoft SQL Server and MySQL.