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What setup do you use for SharePoint development (WSS / MOSS)?

I'm curious to see how other SharePoint developers install their dev workstations.

My current setup:

  • Desktop with server 2008 (only for Hyper-V, previously used Vista)
  • Using Visual Studio 2008 on a local computer to work with dev
    • Keep a local copy of the SharePoint DLL for reference, do not install the local SharePoint
  • Launch SharePoint in a Server 2003 virtual machine hosted on my local computer.

I design all my changes in SharePoint as a WSP and install them in a virtual machine for testing. I do not run the code in debug mode, but I write a lot of trace statements to see what my code does.

Also, when I make quick changes, I usually don’t reinstall the whole WSP. I simply recompile any DLL that I changed and copy it to the GAC in my SharePoint virtual machine, then reset IIS (usually writing web parts).

I know that it would be easier if I ran SharePoint locally, but I usually work on several projects at a time and don't want something to get in the way.

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I definitely prefer to work directly in the VM with SharePoint, since I can properly debug processes, there is also a build script that would either redistribute my entire solution, or I just update the GAC.

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