Microsoft released a lot of downloadable content in April 2011… most of them come as a PDF or Word document.

Additionally I have listed some very interesting readings and other resources not related to SharePoint which caught my attention.

SharePoint 2010 Administration

• Microsoft Search Server IT Pro content CHM
• Microsoft SharePoint Foundation IT Pro content CHM
• Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 IT Pro content CHM
• FAST Search Server for SharePoint IT Pro content CHM
• SQL Server RBS Performance with SharePoint Server 2010 and StorSimple Storage Solution
• SharePoint 2010 Administration Toolkit v2.0
• Perform a search-first migration
• Update for Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 (KB2510639)
• SharePoint Server 2010 performance and capacity test results
• Remote BLOB storage for SharePoint Foundation 2010
• Global solutions for SharePoint 2010 Products

SharePoint 2010 Development

• SharePoint 2010 Reference: Software Development Kit
• Building Windows Phone 7 apps with SharePoint and UAG
• SharePoint and Silverlight Training Kit
• Developing Applications for SharePoint 2010

SharePoint 2010 Miscellaneous

• Office and SharePoint Products Network Monitor Parsers
• Enabling Managed Metadata for Information Discovery at Microsoft
• How Microsoft Built Its Internal Social Video Platform
• Implementing Social Computing at Microsoft
• Productivity Hub 2010
• Business continuity management for SharePoint Foundation 2010

Interesting resources and readings

By luck I found the following blog I didn’t know before and some interesting readings:

• BindingRedirect for Web Parts - a new twist on an old feature
• Binding Redirect bug can produce the wrong public key token
• Deleting the underlying account of an SPManagedAccount wrecks havoc
• Bug update: Deleting the underlying account of an SPManagedAccount

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• http://www.onesoft.dk/post/New-BlogEngine-Theme-iNove.aspx
• http://www.onesoft.dk/post/arthemia-theme-ready-for-BlogEngine.aspx

Evolution of the intranets

• http://blog.vcu.edu/ts/cio/2010/02/vcu-technology-services-strategic-plan-tell-us-what-you-think.html
• http://www.indiana.edu/~kep/index.php/blog/post/evolution-of-the-intranet/

You can check by yourself for new downloadable content… unfortunately there’s no RSS feed. Yes there are download notifications but they don’t count since they lack functionality.