SharePoint Lists and Libraries for Developers
This course takes a look at working with lists and libraries from a developers point of view. The material in this course applies to development for SharePoint 2010, 2013, and 2016 on-premises farms.
What you'll learn
Lists and libraries are not only the heart of the collaboration side of SharePoint, they are also the main data store of the system. This course takes a look at the development aspect of lists and libraries. We'll see how to programmatically create lists and libraries and how to interact with the content stored inside. We will also take a look at the various data access options developers can use to access list data. The techniques and practices described in the course apply to development for SharePoint 2010, 2013, and 2016 on-premises farms.
Table of contents
- Introduction 1m
- Creating Libraries using Code 1m
- Demo - Creating a Library using Code 7m
- Selecting a Document Template 2m
- Demo - Selecting a Document Template 6m
- Adding Documents to Libraries 2m
- Demo - Adding Documents to Libraries 10m
- Creating Documents with the Open XML SDK 2m
- Demo - Creating Documents with the Open XML SDK 9m
- Navigating Documents in Libraries 1m
- Demo - Navigating Documents in Libraries 9m
- Summary 1m
- Introduction 1m
- SharePoint Workflow Concepts 2m
- Demo - SharePoint Workflow Concepts 7m
- Custom Workflows - Introduction and Activities 5m
- Demo - Workflow Activities 9m
- Custom Workflows - Working with Tasks 1m
- Demo - Working with Tasks 9m
- Custom Workflows - Workflow Forms 1m
- Demo - Workflow Forms 6m
- Summary 1m
About the author
Rob Windsor is a Senior Consultant and Trainer. He has almost twenty five years' experience developing all types of applications and is currently spending a majority of his time working with Office 365 and SharePoint. Rob is a regular speaker at conferences, code camps, and user groups and is a contributor to the Pluralsight On-Demand library. Rob is the founder and past-president of the North Toronto .NET User Group and has been recognized as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional for his... more