A couple months ago, zevenseas started a non-assembly contest. The purpose was to “promote the development of small powerful SharePoint solutions that can be deployed without doing any server side coding”.
I entered the contest with three solutions:
– A tooltip for SharePoint lists and calendars, based on the jQuery Beauty Tips plugin.
– Tasks visualization: a tasks list enhanced to display visual indicators (task progress, KPIs, buttons, rating, etc.).
– the Easy Tabs
Last month I received the great news: the Easy Tabs got the first prize! Big thanks to zevenseas for their choice, and for their initiative to encourage creativity in the SharePoint community.
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Congratulations, Cristophe! So now we can prepend ‘award-winning’ to our already laudatory descriptions of Easy Tab and that’s fabulous. Well done!
Thanks Kevin 🙂
The award-winning Easy Tabs Web Part…sounds good, but now the title is more complicated than the Web Part itself 😉
Congrats, easily the best thing I’ve seen added for Sharepoint. Just make sure it works in 2010 as I bet this functionalitly won’t be there 😉
Christophe,
Congratulations!!!! Well deserved. It is an excellent solution.
Peter
Congratulations Christophe!!! Job well done, the best web part and it is very easy practical/useful.
Paul
Super dude, your Easy Tabs are really Rocking 🙂 .
One thing i was thinking if i want to show two webparts in a single tab then how can we achieve this?
Akhilesh, the first step would be to provide a rule that will tell the script which Web Parts go together.
Congratulations! We make extensive use of the easy tab, and the enhanced tabs. They have been a real life-saver!