SharePoint Nested Tasks!

Tuesday, April 10th, 2007

Posted in Community, Development, SharePoint | Comments

I am really excited to be working with some recent but very deserving Microsoft MVPs in the form of Ishai Sagi and Liam Cleary on the SharePoint Nested Tasks project.

Ishai has confirmed that Lawrence Liu has asked that the solution is merged with the SharePoint Community Kit, which will help to spread the good work being planned.

This will also be the first project I have worked on with true round the clock coding oppotunities with Ishai in Australia, Liam and I in the UK and others around the globe (sorry project just starting so haven’t had chance to talk to the other team members yet). Hope to meet up with Liam in person as he is presenting at the SUGUK meeting tomorrow night in Manchester.

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Oliver

Hi Andrew,

I am very much looking forward to further development of the SharePoint Nested Tasks project. This is my first time visiting your blog, so I don't know if you have listed any progress in a nother post, but this was all I found regarding nested tasks. How are you guys coming along with this? Look forward to some good news!

AndrewWoody

Oliver, unfortunately development on this stopped a long time ago. This is often the risk with thse type of open source projects. :( - The code as it stood should be there and it was almost complete, so you could grab this and complete if you wanted to.

Derek

Hello. I would be happy to have a look at the code and see about completing it, where can I get the source code ? I didnt find a download link

AndrewWoody

Derek,
You can get the code from here: http://sharepointsubtasks.codeplex.com/SourceCo...

Also if you want to take the project forward let me know and I will see if I can get Ishai to add you to the developers.

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