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Microsoft SharePoint 2010 development cookbook

By : Ed Musters
Book Image

Microsoft SharePoint 2010 development cookbook

By: Ed Musters

Overview of this book

<p>There is a heavy demand in the marketplace for SharePoint developers that you could take advantage of - if only you had the opportunity to acquire the relevant skills! But, SharePoint 2010 is a big old product with a steep learning curve &ndash; where do you begin? <br /><br />This book has been designed to take the experienced ASP.NET developer from &ldquo;beginner&rdquo; to &ldquo;professional&rdquo; SharePoint developer in the shortest amount of time. You will be productive on you very first SharePoint development assignment with the knowledge and skills that you learn here. You will have distilled the essence of the author&rsquo;s many years of training, and leading development teams in SharePoint. <br /><br />This book uncovers the most common &ldquo;pattern&rdquo; of typical SharePoint development tasks encountered in the real world and puts the topics in a logical order with detailed step-by-step recipes for you to follow. <br />The practical example given builds and flows throughout the chapters and topics. By the end of this book, you will be able to apply the concepts to the challenges ahead of you!</p>
Table of Contents (15 chapters)
Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Development Cookbook
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewer
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Index

Introduction


In this chapter, I will provide a non-developer overview of an entire other side of SharePoint 2010, and that is an integrated Web Content Management (WCM) system. In the old days, SharePoint 2003 was an entirely separate product from the then Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) 2002 . The products came together in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, and have evolved nicely in SharePoint 2010!

The SharePoint 2010 template for web content management is the Publishing Site . To be fair, an all out developer's view of SharePoint 2010 WCM would be an entire book in itself, with topics such as, how to take the out-of-the-box publishing template and turn this into the graphical vision that a Designer would create (called a composite ) using Adobe tools (PSD file).

If you wish to view an example that I have worked on, go to http://www.lethbridge.ca and see the City of Lethbridge, which is near Calgary, Alberta in Western Canada. Literally, we received composites from a Designer...