SharePoint Server 2010 Development (70-573) Part 1
Part 1 of 4 in the SharePoint Server 2010 Development (70-573) series. This course will show you how to extend SharePoint Server 2010's out-of-box functionality and customize SharePoint applications to fit your business needs and brand.
What you'll learn
Part 1 of 4 in the SharePoint Server 2010 Development (70-573) series. This course will show you how to extend SharePoint Server 2010's out-of-box functionality and customize SharePoint applications to fit your business needs and brand. You'll walk away from this course with a solid understanding of the SharePoint object model and able to develop and build applications that maximize the value of SharePoint. This course is intended for Developers and Website Administrators new to SharePoint as well as SharePoint Administrators who are looking to learn the development and implementation of custom code. To get the most out of this course, you should have some experience with ASP.NET development and C#, as well as understand the basics of SharePoint features and administration.
Table of contents
- Introduction 2m
- SPSite Objects 5m
- Referencing and Disposing of SPSite Objects 6m
- SPWeb Objects 2m
- Referencing and Disposing of SPWeb Objects 2m
- MSDN Disposal Best Practices 4m
- Using the SharePoint Dispose Checker Tool 7m
- Using the Property Bag of SPWeb Objects 3m
- Creating SPSite and SPWeb Objects 7m
- Deploying and Testing Our Site Collection 7m
- Changing the Title and Description of an SPWeb Programmatically 7m
- Debugging and Deploying Our Property Bag Application 4m
- What We Covered 2m
- Introduction 3m
- Working with SPListItem Objects 7m
- Building an SPListItem Console Application 3m
- Adding an SPListItem Object to an SPList Programmatically 3m
- Modifying an Existing SPListItem Object Programmatically 2m
- Recycling an SPListItem Object Programmatically 6m
- Adding Trainers to the Trainers List Programmatically 7m
- What We Covered 2m
About the author
Eric was introduced to SharePoint near the end of 2006 and immediately took a personal interest in it. With a degree in Computer Science from Illinois State University focused on C++ development, Eric had the skill set that made the transition to C# for SharePoint 2007 development a breeze. Eric quickly became fluent in SharePoint and got his certifications. As we all know, with great power comes great responsibility. With his newfound knowledge and skills, Eric was presented with a unique oppor... more