Today I was reading Google's Webmaster Guideline regarding content duplication on the Internet and steps that Google advise webmasters to take care if the situation applies. It's quite interesting as I did not know some of these facts.
I came across this problem of wanting to add a column in the List view web part (stock standard one) with the ability to have html elements rendered properly. Unfortunately Sharepoint's standard list view only displays text in it.
Lately I had fun digging into Sharepoint database and see how the monster was built and what its database schema looking like. Well, it's pretty smart the way it was built but it's also a pain for developers to understand and even to play with it, if they have to. With the business that I am working for, we have to create reports for corporates, which forces us to having to dig into Sharepoint database directly, even though I read a lot of posts saying that is not recommended by Microsoft.