SharePoint 2010 will affect information workers, IT professionals, and developers. It includes new social networking features, a ribbon interface, improved blogs and wikis, and support for Office 2010. For IT professionals, there are new service applications, monitoring capabilities, and an improved backup and restore process. Developers will benefit from improved tools in Visual Studio 2010 and the ability to use LINQ, REST, and the client object models. The conference provided sessions on these new features across multiple tracks over 3.5 days.

1. Jeremy ThakeSharePoint Architect@jthakewss.made4the.netwww.sharepointdevwiki.comSharePoint 2010:How will it affect me?

2. MOVEMBERIt’s not a caterpillar……it’s a MOSStachehttp://au.movember.com/mospace/30211

3. SharePoint Conference 2009 (#SPC09)Information WorkersIT ProDevelopersResourcesAGENDANo Microsoft sales pitch here!

4. #SPC09

5. 7000+ attendees250 sessions over 3.5 daysTracksInformation WorkerIT ProDevVendor landAsk the expertsHands on labsMeet the SharePoint Universe!Well worth it!#SPC09

6. Information worker

7. Business Connectivity ServicesBi-directionalOffice client supportSupport in:Web UISharePoint Designer 2010 Visual Studio 2010Can now be attached to Content Types

8. Social NetworkingTagging & RatingOrg ChartNote Board (Facebook wall)Status updatesMy contentMy colleaguesMy membershipExpertise finder

9. RibbonSharePoint context

10. SharePoint Designer 2010Site DashboardExport to Solution Package (WSP)Site Template deprecatedLock in down in Central Admin

11. Blogs & WikisHeart of WCM nowWeb Parts in content of wiki pagesInsert images inlineWYSIWYG editor

12. Browser SupportTier 1 supportIE8/7Tier 2 supportFirefoxSafariNo supportIE6.0

13. Office 2010 Backstage SharePoint contextWorkflow Check in/outVersion history

14. SharePoint WorkSpace 2010Replacement for GrooveOffline supportSynchronisationInfoPath and BCS support

15. ECMDocument SetsManaged Metadata Service ApplicationRecords Management

16. Web Content Management (WCM)AccessibilityWCAG 2.0 AA compliantNOT W3C markup compliantDigital Asset Management (DAM)Streaming video

17. SearchWildcardPhoneticFaceted SearchFederated SearchFAST Document Preview

18. WorkflowVisio Services to visually show status

19. InfoPath Form Web Part

20. Performance Point

21. Visio Services

22. Access ServicesCentralised ManagementPushing out updates is easierFaster than accessing mdb on file sharesDon’t need Access client

23. Office Web Apps

24. Mobile support

25. IT PRO

26. Central AdminYou can find things now!

27. PowerShellSTSADM takes backseatSnapin available on serverRemoting capability

28. Service ApplicationsSSPs are deprecatedConnect to more than one farm

29. MonitoringHealth MonitoringCrawlsAutomatically fix issuesCorrelation IDsULS Viewer

30. Usage ReportingExternal Database for reportingWeb Analytics

31. Backup & Restore storyRestore from content database

32. MigrationPre upgrade checkVisual upgrade

33. Sandboxed Solutions

34. dEVELOPER

35. Visual Studio 2010 ToolsA HUGE improvement on VSeWSS 1.3Extensibility

36. Developer DashboardUse SPFarmproprerty to turn on in farmShows stored procedures being calledWeb Part load times

37. LINQ to SharePointLeverages Microsoft.LinqSPMetal generates proxy classCRUD

38. RESTADO.NET Data ServicesRead Lists, PropertiesAdd top, expand, filter

39. Client Object Model (OM).NET CLRSilverlightJavaScript

40. SilverlightAdd .XAP file in a Web Part to a pageCan consume REST and Client OM

41. TFS IntegrationSource ControlBuild Test Lab

42. Windows 7/Vista supportInstall SharePoint 2010 on Workstation64-bitMin 4Gb RAMGet yourself an SSD

43. CONCLUSION

44. SharePoint.Microsoft.comOverviewBlogs.msdn.com/sharepointMSDNSharePoint 2010 SDKDeveloper CentreHands on labsDeveloper White PaperForumsTechNetSharePoint 2010 Tech CentreSharePointDevWiki.com12 Factors to turn ASP.NET developersGetting startedWhat’s new/changedHave they fixed?EndUserSharePoint.comSharePointReviews.comSharePointOverflow.comSharePointPodShow.comRESOURCES

45. MOVEMBERIt’s not a caterpillar……it’s a MOSStachehttp://au.movember.com/mospace/30211