SharePoint 2010 Developer 101
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The document provides an overview and agenda for a SharePoint developer training being given by Nick Hadlee and Chan. It includes introductions of the presenters and an outline of the topics to be covered, which range from SharePoint architecture and development best practices to building customizations without code to workflows, forms, and resources for developers. The training is aimed at providing foundational knowledge for working with the SharePoint platform.
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SharePoint 2010 Developer 101
- 1. SharePoint Developer 101Nick & ChanCode Camp: 29 August 2010
- 2. We are not ‘Chaks’ !Chak’s had to withdraw due to illness. We are the reinforcements…Nick Hadlee – [email protected]://hadlee.net.nz@nickhadleeChan (MVP) – Knowledge [email protected]://www.chandima.net/Blog@chandimakWho are we?
- 3. SharePoint Architecture Fundamentals Introduction to SharePoint DevelopmentSharePoint Object Model Overview Building customisations without code SharePoint Development Best Practices Feature and Solution Overview Deploying site artefacts using features What we’ll cover…
- 4. What is SharePoint?High-level ArchitectureThe FarmWeb ApplicationsService ApplicationsAdministrationContainersSite CollectionsSitesListsItemsIntroduction to SharePoint
- 5. WFE – Some changes, mostly optimizationApp Server – Many changesSQL – Some changes, heavy optimizationSum total is:Architecture is familiar, but there are many more design choices now2010 is far more flexible than 2007 (yet complex)SP2010 Architectural ComponentsWeb TierApplication TierSQL Tier
- 6. Containers
- 7. No longer a separate SSP web siteSA’s managed via central adminPick and choose your service apps (SA)If you don’t need a service app, don’t add itWeb apps can consume SAs on an individual basisEach web app can use any combination of all available SA’sDeploy multiple instances of the same SAJust give each one a unique nameReuse SA instances across multiple web apps in farmService Applications vs SSP
- 8. Access ServicesBusiness Data CatalogExcel ServicesManaged Metadata ServicePeopleSearch Service ApplicationSecure Store ServiceState ServiceUsage and Health data collectionVisio Graphics ServiceWeb Analytics Service ApplicationWord Conversion Service ApplicationServices – “a la carte”SearchUser ProfilesExcel CalcBDCVisioWAC3rd party Servicehttp://itweb/http://hrweb/
- 10. How do we talk to SharePoint?Server and client object modelsThe SharePoint APIPowerShellWeb ServicesSharePoint Object Model Overview
- 11. Client Object Model - You don’t have to run on the server any more…SharePoint Object Model Overview
- 12. Central AdministrationSharePoint ManagerSharePoint DesignerPowerShell (and cmdlets)STSADM (and gl- extensions)SharePoint Tools
- 13. Building customisations without code (VS) using SharePoint Designer and other techniquesLists and viewsList view web partConnected web parts (e.g. Filters)Content query and roll upData View Web Part (DVWP)Info Path Form Web PartBuilding CustomisationsWithout Code
- 14. The developer stack – where does my stuff go?The 14 hive {SharePoint Root}The Web root {IIS}The GAC and the BINContent DatabasesSharePoint Development Overview
- 15. SharePoint Development Best Practices – general guidelines to adhere to when customising SharePointUse solutions (WSP) and featuresObject disposal – SharePoint objects are resource hungryPerformance considerations - cachingDon’t touch the 14 hive {SharePoint Root}Don’t modify the web.configfilesDon’t modify the OOTB SharePoint files manuallyDon’t deploy manually to the GACDon’t directly access the SharePoint databasesReference:Common Coding Issues When Using the SharePoint Object Modelmsdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb687949(office.12).aspxSharePoint Development Best Practices
- 16. What tools, When?the grey area…
- 17. Feature and Solution Overview – Best practices for deploying customisations to SharePointFeatures and Deployment – How do features and solutions work?Feature ScopesFarmWeb ApplicationSite CollectionSiteFeature and Solution Overview
- 18. SharePoint is natively supported with Visual Studio 2010 template solutionsDeveloping with Visual Studio 2010
- 19. The ASP.NET way of thinking vs. SharePoint way of thinkingDatabases vs. ListsWhere does/should the data live?DataGrids and Repeaters, vs. Views, Web Parts and FormsLeveraging the SharePoint platformYou can still develop anything in SharePoint (its on top of .NET) but do you need to?Build vs. BuyThe Balancing ActDevelopment, Maintenance and DeploymentService Packs and Versions 95% - do you need that extra 5%?Development Scenarios
- 20. Business Connectivity ServicesWeb parts and Custom DevelopmentBusiness IntelligenceWeb ServicesInfoPathWorkflowEnterprise Integration
- 21. Custom Web Parts
- 22. Workflow – OOTB, Visio, SharePoint Designer, Visual StudioWorkflow
- 23. SharePoint List Forms – OOTBSharePoint List Forms – SharePoint DesignerSharePoint List Forms – InfoPathInfoPath Form LibrariesReference:Comparing SharePoint List and Form Library Formsblogs.msdn.com/b/infopath/archive/2010/04/22/comparing-list-and-form-library-forms.aspxForms Use a list form if you just need to collect data and store it on SharePoint. Use a form library form if you want more advanced functionality such as complex or repeating data or code.
- 24. Example - InfoPath List Form
- 25. SharePoint User Groups – www.dot.net.nzSharePoint Developer Centremsdn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointSharePoint 2010 SDKmsdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee557253.aspxChannel 9channel9.msdn.com/learn/courses/SharePoint2010DeveloperPatterns and Practicesspg.codeplex.comGeneral Developer Guidancewww.rharbridge.com/?page_id=259SharePoint on TechNettechnet.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointUseful Resources
- 26. MSDN SharePoint Forumssocial.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/category/sharepointSharePoint Overflowwww.sharepointoverflow.comSharePoint DevWikiwww.sharepointdevwiki.comSharePoint Team Blogblogs.msdn.com/b/sharepointSharePoint Developer on Microsoft.comwww.microsoft.com/click/sharepointdeveloperCommunity Forums and Helpful Sites
- 27. Wellington – New Zealand – 16th17th MarchTechnicalBusinessVoice of the Customer“GettothePoint” pre and post conference trainingwww.sharepointconference.co.nzSharePoint Conference 2011
- 28. PowerShell to STSADM Mappinghttp://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff621084.aspxBest Practices: Using Disposable Windows SharePoint Services Objectshttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa973248(office.12).aspxMore Links
- 29. Questions
- 30. Thank You
Editor's Notes
- #6: The main objective of the slide is to draw the attention to the three tiers. Today the objective is that you will know more about the SQL tier and how to plan for that.
- #7: Planning and architecture for SharePoint Server 2010technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc261834.aspx
- #9: Service Applications – What these are and why they are used.Service Applications are the most significant change in SP2010. Basically means that you can turn on and use specific functionality for various scenarios.However the architectural planning is now significantly complex.