Here are the top SharePoint links for last week of July 8th to 15th 2007

• Free SharePoint Addons - There are some great Free SharePoint Addons over at CodePlex.  In particular, you should check these out: Mondosoft’s Wildcard search feature - MOSS search is pretty darn cool and flexible out of the box.  This leverages SharePoint’s own search engine, it is not replacing it or changing it…
• How To Create A Reseller Dashboard - Did you know that MOSS 2007 gives you the ability to search across all your content sources, network shares, internet searches, etc and put them all together into one search interface. Well how about we go one step further and you can learn how to create a reseller dashboard that is reachable through your search results…
• Customizing My Site Templates - One of things that I’m currently researching is Customizing My Site Templates for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 since Windows SharePoint Server 3.0 does not offer My Site functionality [read the Evaluation Guide for features that are part of WSS 3.0]. If you want, you could create a custom My Site for each of your users with a custom login solution…
• Top 10 Tips on Writing Better SharePoint Code - Reza Alirezaei’s presentation at the last Toronto SharePoint User Group meeting was very informative. He’s a very good speaker, intellectual developer and extremely knowledgeable about SharePoint 2003 / 2007. His presentation titled Top tips to write better code for SharePoint is a great guide to beginning and experienced developers. Here is a summary of his tips…
• Working with Managed Paths - Bob Fox has done a great job on providing screencasts for some administrative functions in SharePoint 2007 and we all hope he continues doing a great job. There are several screencasts that he has produced and today I’m going to focus on
• Customizing SharePoint Context Menu Quick Links - Have these bookmarked and thought I’d share them with everyone: Meanings of variables in the context menu’s script - if you are building a web part that displays context menus for list items - just like the context menus that SharePoint builds out of the box, you need to know the meaning of …
• Skinning MS SharePoint with Standards - Cameron Moll has an awesome example of Skinning MS SharePoint with Standards on his blog. He took the task of not only skinning the look and feel but also cleaning up the code. It seems like although it was a difficult task, he was successful in his quest.  Here’s a snippet of his article…

Next week will be a slow week of blog posting, hope to continue the week after.