SharePoint 2010 Developer Ramp-Up - Part 1
Understanding the Platform & Developer Experience
What you'll learn
Getting into SharePoint 2010 development? This course is for you! You'll learn the basics of SharePoint 2010 architecture and the products involved. Students will also get a crash course in working with PowerShell for SharePoint as Microsoft now recommends all command line management of SharePoint 2010 be done with PowerShell. Students will also get an introduction to the new developer tools included in Visual Studio 2010 as well as how to develop in terms of Features and Solutions.
Table of contents
- Introduction 0m
- Overview 2m
- SharePoint 2010 Architecture 26m
- Creating and Customizing a new SharePoint 2010 Team Site 10m
- SharePoint Developer's Windows PowerShell Primer 19m
- Writing PowerShell Scripts for SharePoint 7m
- SharePoint Designer 2010 2m
- Making Site Customizations with SharePoint Designer 2010 7m
- Introduction 0m
- Introduction to SharePoint Tools 12m
- Examining a site from Visual Studio 2010 using the SharePoint Explorer 4m
- Creating a SharePoint Project 12m
- Creating, Deploying and Debugging a SharePoint Project 20m
- Adding SPIs to a SharePoint Project 3m
- Demo: Adding SPIs to a SharePoint Project 6m
- SharePoint Tools Extensibility 3m
About the authors
Ted Pattison is an author, instructor and co-founder of Critical Path Training (http://www.criticalpathtraining.com/Instructors/Pages/TedPattison.aspx), a company dedicated to education on SharePoint technologies. For the last five years Ted has worked with Microsoft’s Developer Platform Evangelism group researching and authoring SharePoint training material for early adopters. Ted started working with SharePoint 2010 in August of 2008 and since that time has led a series of 5-day training class... more
Andrew Connell is a full stack web developer with a focus on Microsoft Azure and Office 365, specifically the Office 365 APIs, SharePoint Server, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft's .NET Framework, Angular, and Node.js that enjoys development, writing and teaching. Andrew has received Microsoft’s Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award every year since 2005 and has contributed to numerous books, articles, and projects over the years. Andrew is a frequent presenter at numerous conferences around the g... more