When it comes to branding My Sites in SharePoint, the process is not as simple as setting a master page using SharePoint Designer. This quick screencast details how to apply custom branding to SharePoint My Sites at provision time using a feature Stapler.

This quick screencast should get you up and running with SharePoint 2010 branding. Also, feel free to use the code included with the post to create your own branding for SharePoint 2010.

SharePoint Designer 2010 offers a quick way for non-developers to quickly build SharePoint workflows. However, not all possible scenarios can be addressed using the out-of-the-box workflow actions in SharePoint designer. This video tutorial will get you up to speed with the basics of extending SharePoint Designer to include custom workflow activities that can be used for a number of different workflow processes. The tutorial covered in this screencast walks you through building a custom SharePoint Designer workflow action to automatically generate a subsite for each new item created in a list.

Learn how easy it is to bind business object properties to the controls in the UI in a WPF Windows application. This tutorial also serves as a good starting point if you want to learn the MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) Pattern.

You might have heard users/clients say, "Can you make a SharePoint site NOT look like SharePoint?". The answer is YES. Learn how to customize the look and feel of MOSS 2007/2010 sites by creating a master page.