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WKDNUG SP2010 Development Presentation
This document provides an overview of SharePoint development for .NET developers, including introductions to the SharePoint platform and development tools, different editions of SharePoint, and new features for development like the client object models, sandboxed solutions, and external lists. Key points covered include how to set up a development environment, the different client object models available, and resources for hands-on labs and training videos.
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- 1. …for the .NETDeveloper Rob Wilson, MCT, SharePoint MCTS Gene Merlin, MCPD, MCTS .NET/SharePoint
- 2. • Introduction to the SharePoint Platform • Overview of SharePoint Development Tools • SharePoint Development Environment with .NET • Visual Studio Solutions for SharePoint • SharePoint Solution Architectures • Favorite New Features
- 3. • SharePoint Foundation2010 (f.k.a. WSS 3.0) • SharePoint Portal Server 2010 (f.k.a. MOSS 2007) Why should I Which edition develop on a is right for platform? me?
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- 5. • SharePoint nolonger required on development machine, but is now supported • Virtual environment • 64-bit is a must • RAM is your friend
- 6. • Formerly 2– gaps filled with CodePlex add-ons • Now 14 OOB
- 7. *Client Object Object Model Web Services Model Web Parts Event Handlers Workflows Desktop Apps * New Client Object Model exists for Managed .NET, Silverlight and ECMA Script
- 9. • Managed Client(CLR based) • C:Program FilesCommon FilesMicrosoft SharedWeb Server Extensions14ISAPI • Microsoft.SharePoint.Client (281 kb) • Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Runtime (145 kb) • FYI: Microsoft.SharePoint.dll is 15.3 mb • JavaScript Client • C:Program FilesCommon FilesMicrosoft SharedWeb Server Extensions14TemplateLayouts • SP.js (380 kb) • SP.Core.js (13 kb) • SP.Runtime.js (68 kb)
- 10. • Silverlight Client • C:Program FilesCommon FilesMicrosoft SharedWeb Server Extensions14TemplateLayoutsClientBin • Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Silverlight (262 kb) • Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Silverlight.Runtime (138 kb)
- 11. • SharePoint nolonger required on dev machine • Traditional .NET, Web/JavaScript and Silverlight developers can use familiar syntax
- 12. • Ease ofdeployment • Just publish and run if SharePoint on local host • Package and deploy if SharePoint remote
- 13. • Debugging • Step through code if SharePoint on local host
- 14. • Sandbox solutions • Allow applications to be deployed at the site collection level by a site collection administrator (as opposed to farm-level equivalent)
- 15. • Silverlight WebPart • Upload XAP file to a document library • Reference the XAP
- 16. • LINQ Support • No longer restricted to just CAML queries if writing server-based code
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- 18. • External Lists • Looks and behaves like a SharePoint list • Stored in SQL Server or some other data source
- 19. Hands On Labs: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=c01 0fc68-b47f-4db6-b8a8-ad4ba33a35c5&displaylang=en Or http://bit.ly/sp2010hol(you’re welcome!) Developer Training Kit • http://bit.ly/sp2010devkit MSDN Training Videos • http://www.mssharepointdeveloper.com
- 20. • rwilson@kellerschroeder.com • http://sharepointblog.kellerschroeder.com •Twitter: @daretoshare