SharePoint 2013 Essentials for Developers LiveLessons (Downloadable Video): A Developers Guide to Beginning or Transitioning to a Career in SharePoint 2013
- By Damon Armstrong
- Published Oct 17, 2014 by Addison-Wesley Professional. Part of the LiveLessons series.
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Description
- Copyright 2015
- Edition: 1st
- Downloadable Video
- ISBN-10: 0-13-403111-3
- ISBN-13: 978-0-13-403111-8
10+ Hours of Video Instruction
Overview
SharePoint is hands down the most popular document management and collaboration solution on the market; this LiveLesson quickly brings you up-to-speed on everything you need to know to jump into SharePoint as a developer or for a career move.
Description
SharePoint is the de-facto document management, knowledge management, and search platform for businesses with Microsoft Enterprise Agreements. However, very few people are “trained” in Microsoft SharePoint development, so there is a very high demand for proficient SharePoint developers but a very low supply. In some markets, locating a SharePoint developer is nearly impossible unless you recruit them from other companies. This means that some developers in an organization can quickly find themselves thrust into the role of SharePoint developer without really having any formal training on what SharePoint is or how it works. Other developers want to increase their market potential by becoming proficient on it. By providing the fundamentals of SharePoint development, this LiveLesson is a benefit to both.
The objective of this video is to provide a comprehensive overview of SharePoint development for those individuals who have been given the responsibility of managing SharePoint, as well as those looking to transition from a career in .NET into a SharePoint career. As a SharePoint developer who came from an ASP.NET development background, the author is keenly aware of the key differentiators that set SharePoint apart from normal .NET development, as well as the pain points, gotchas, and key concepts.
About the Instructor
Damon Armstrong leads product development projects at Gimmal Group, LLC. He has worked with SharePoint since 2006, primarily in consulting, but more recently applying his deep technical knowledge toward developing SharePoint based records management and corporate governance products for Gimmal, including the only 5015.2 Department of Defense (DOD) Certified Records Management product for SharePoint 2010 and 2013. Damon has presented at various conferences including, TechEd, on the topics of SharePoint and Office. He also maintains a blogs for Simple-Talk.com and is the author of Pro ASP.NET Website Programming (Apress).
Skill Level
- Beginner
- Intermediate
Topics Covered
Viewers will walk away from this LiveLesson with:
- The ability and confidence to successfully develop SharePoint solutions.
- A thorough understanding of SharePoint architecture and how it impacts solution design.
- A thorough understanding of the SharePoint deployment methodology to ensure consistent and successful solution deployments.
- A high level of comfort with the SharePoint object model.
- An understanding of how to manage processes with SharePoint workflows.
- The ability to secure content and application access with a thorough understanding of SharePoint security concepts.
- A familiarity of SharePoint enterprise search concepts
Who Should Take this Course?
Any developer who has been given the responsibility of managing SharePoint or would like to make the career change to SharePoint development.
Course Requirements:
C# is required, ASP.NET is beneficial
Table of Contents:
Introduction
Lesson 1: Introducing SharePoint
1.1 What is SharePoint
1.2 Architectural Overview
1.3 Central Administration
1.4 Development Environment
Lesson 2: Site Structure
2.1 How SharePoint Sites are Organized
2.2 Working with the SPSite Object
2.3 Working with the SPWeb Object
2.4 Working with the SPWebApplication Object
2.5 Working with the SPFarm Object
Lesson 3: Content
3.1 Lists
3.2 List Items
3.3 Fields
3.4 Managed Metadata
3.5 Site Columns
3.6 Content Types
3.7, Document Libraries, Files and Folders
3.8 Deleting Content
Lesson 4: Packages
4.1 Deployment Overview
4.2 Solutions
4.3 Features
4.4 Feature Upgrades
Lesson 5: Application Development
5.1 Console Applications
5.2 Application Pages
5.3 Web Parts
5.4 Hooking into Events
5.5 Timer Jobs
5.6 Custom Fields
Lesson 6: Workflows
6.1 Built-In Workflows
6.2 SharePoint Designer Workflows
6.3 Custom Workflows
Lesson 7: Users and Security
7.1 Security Overview
7.2 SPSecurable Object
7.3 Users
7.4 Profiles
7.5 Running Code in an Elevated Context
7.6 Running Code as a Specific User
Lesson 8: Search
8.1 Overview
8.2 Crawled Properties
8.3 Managed Properties
8.4 Executing a Search
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Sample Content
Table of Contents
Introduction
Lesson 1: Introducing SharePoint
1.1 What is SharePoint
1.2 Architectural Overview
1.3 Central Administration
1.4 Development Environment
Lesson 2: Site Structure
2.1 How SharePoint Sites are Organized
2.2 Working with the SPSite Object
2.3 Working with the SPWeb Object
2.4 Working with the SPWebApplication Object
2.5 Working with the SPFarm Object
Lesson 3: Content
3.1 Lists
3.2 List Items
3.3 Fields
3.4 Managed Metadata
3.5 Site Columns
3.6 Content Types
3.7, Document Libraries, Files and Folders
3.8 Deleting Content
Lesson 4: Packages
4.1 Deployment Overview
4.2 Solutions
4.3 Features
4.4 Feature Upgrades
Lesson 5: Application Development
5.1 Console Applications
5.2 Application Pages
5.3 Web Parts
5.4 Hooking into Events
5.5 Timer Jobs
5.6 Custom Fields
Lesson 6: Workflows
6.1 Built-In Workflows
6.2 SharePoint Designer Workflows
6.3 Custom Workflows
Lesson 7: Users and Security
7.1 Security Overview
7.2 SPSecurable Object
7.3 Users
7.4 Profiles
7.5 Running Code in an Elevated Context
7.6 Running Code as a Specific User
Lesson 8: Search
8.1 Overview
8.2 Crawled Properties
8.3 Managed Properties
8.4 Executing a Search