SharePoint 2010 Developer - Beta provides the business collaboration platform for developers to rapidly build solutions using familiar tools while leveraging a rich set of out of the box features. Visual Studio 2010 and SharePoint Designer 2010 make developers more productive and Visual Studio Team Foundation Server delivers support for application lifecycle management. Developers can integrate Line of Business data in SharePoint 2010 with read/write capability delivered by Business Connectivity Services. Sandboxed Solutions can be deployed to a shared hosting environment to limit the impact of unpredictable code to the other applications in use.
Audience Prerequisites
Basic understanding of Microsoft Office, SharePoint and using Microsoft Visual Studio
1. Getting Started with SharePoint 2010.
2. SharePoint 2010 Developer Roadmap.
3. Visual Studio 2010 Tools for SharePoint 2010.
4. UI Enhancements.
5. Lists and Schemas.
6. LINQ to SharePoint.
7. Client Object Model.
8. Workflow.
9. Services Architecture.
10. Accessing External Data.
11. Enterprise Content Management.
12. Extending Search.
13. PerformancePoint Services.
14. Sandboxed Solutions.
15. Sharepoint 2010 Security.
Link : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/gg620703
Monday, June 6, 2011
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Channel 9 video series: UML with VS 2010 Ultimate
Clint Edmonson, Microsoft Architect Evangelist, has posted a video series to show how to use the Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate visualization and modeling tools as part of the software development process:
Part 1: Brainstorming a Project
Part 2: Organizing Features Into Use Cases
Part 3: Modeling the Business Domain
Part 4: Capturing Business Workflows
Part 5: Architecting an Application
Part 6: Designing a Project's Physical Structure
Part 7: Sketching Interactions with Sequence Diagrams
Part 8: Revealing Responsibilities with Class Diagrams
Part 9: Organizing and Managing Your Models
Thanks!
Part 1: Brainstorming a Project
Part 2: Organizing Features Into Use Cases
Part 3: Modeling the Business Domain
Part 4: Capturing Business Workflows
Part 5: Architecting an Application
Part 6: Designing a Project's Physical Structure
Part 7: Sketching Interactions with Sequence Diagrams
Part 8: Revealing Responsibilities with Class Diagrams
Part 9: Organizing and Managing Your Models
Thanks!
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