Microsoft SharePoint 2010 for Developers: Volume 1

Course includes 24+ hours of total training time...

8 modules of training

Over 11 hours of media run time

Over 500 pages of printable courseware

Step-by-step hands-on-labs

Sample code

Format	Modules	Retail Price
SharePoint 2010 for Developers: Volume 1
DVD-ROM	1 DVD-ROM	$495.00
DVD-ROM & Books	1 DVD-ROM + Printed Book	$567.00
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Course Outline(Outlines are subject to change.)

SharePoint 2010 for Developers: Volume 1

Modules	Run Time	Pages
8	8 hours	500

SharePoint 2010 has reached a new level of features for .NET and web development that far exceeds previous versions. This course will cover SharePoint 2010 as a development platform, which includes creating sites, lists and pages. In creating these items you’ll be introduced to the many new features that SharePoint 2010 has to offer. Then you will cover the new SharePoint projects, item templates, feature and package designer found in Visual Studio 2010. Then this course covers writing managed code with the SharePoint Object Model. After that the course will cover programming lists with managed code including list instances, define views, CAML queries and more. You’ll then learn about user controls and web parts. The SharePoint Client model is covered next with object instances and using client objects in managed code, Silverlight and other elements. To end the course you’ll see how to program with list items and custom list forms.

In this course, you will learn to:

To setup the SharePoint architecture
How to use Virtual paths and safe mode
How deploy files with a module
To define fields, create content types and list instances
How to use new SharePoint templates and Projects found in Visual Studio 2010
How to Display webs and lists with a Web Part
About manipulating lists and list items, plus create list instances
To use CAML Queries and LINQ to SharePoint
About user controls, how to create and delegate controls
How to Use the client object model in JavaScript (ECMA Script) clients
To Deal with complex field types
About creating event handlers and custom list forms

Prerequisites:

This course is intended for .NET developers who want to learn how to create custom SharePoint solutions. This course requires and understanding of Web development with .NET technologies and Visual Studio. It does not require knowledge of SharePoint, but that is helpful to get the most out of the course.

Getting Started

SharePoint as a Development Platform
Creating a Site
Lists and Pages
SharePoint Architecture
Virtual Paths and Safe Mode

Features

About Features
Deploy Files with Module
Define Fields
Create Content Types
Create List Instances

Developing SharePoint Solutions with Visual Studio 2010

SharePoint 2010 Project and Item Templates
Using the Feature Designer
Using the Package Designer and Package Explorer
Configuring Deployment and Activation
Debugging
Importing Web Solution Packages

Writing Managed Code with the SharePoint Object Model

Core Classes in Microsoft SharePoint
Display Webs and Lists with a Web Part
Elevation of Privileges
Managing Resources with Dispose
Using SPDisposeCheck
Basic Troubleshooting

Programming Lists with Managed Code

List Object Model
Manipulate Lists and List Items
Create List Instances
Define Views
CAML Queries
Joins
LINQ to SharePoint

User Controls and Web Parts

Control Basics
Create User Controls
Visual Web Parts
Delegate Controls
Create Web Parts
Exposing Properties to the Web Part Editor
Create Custom Editor Parts

SharePoint Client Object Model

Introduction to the Client Object Model
Loading Object Instances
Using the Client Object Model in Managed Code
Using the Client Object Model in Silverlight Clients
Using the Client Object Model in JavaScript (ECMA Script) Clients
Using the Dialog Framework

Programming with List Items and Custom List Forms

Create, Read, Update and Delete List Items
Dealing with Complex Field Types
Creating Event Handlers
Creating Custom List Forms with SharePoint Designer
Incorporating Custom List Forms into Visual Studio Solutions
Creating Fully Custom List Forms in Visual Studio
Adding Custom Actions to the Ribbon and Edit Control Block

Your Instructor

Doug Ware has been developing with, and helping others understand, Microsoft tools since picking up Visual Basic 3.0 in 1994. He spent most of the 1990’s developing applications with Microsoft Office and was an MVP for Microsoft Access from 1998 to 2000. He is the leader of the Atlanta .NET User Group, one of the largest user groups in the Southeast U.S., and is a frequent speaker at code camps and other events. In addition to teaching and writing about SharePoint, Doug stays active as a consultant and has helped numerous organizations implement and customize SharePoint as owner and founder of eLumenotion. Doug is also the creator of the popular eLumenotion SharePoint Skinner tool for creation of SharePoint themes.