Technical Guidance
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This section contains a set of guidance topics that help SharePoint developers understand and implement common technical concepts. The following list describes the different types of guidance:
- To understand where to locate application pages and content pages, see Location of Custom ASPX Pages in SharePoint.
- To understand how to programmatically associate workflows with lists, see Associating Workflows with Lists.
- To understand how to use custom field types and custom field controls, see Using Custom Field Types and Field Controls.
- To understand how to organize SharePoint features, see Organizing Features.
- To understand how to manage the memory used by SharePoint objects, see Memory Management for SharePoint Objects.
- To understand how to staple a SharePoint feature to a site definition, see Stapling Features to Site Definitions.
- To understand how to brand a site, see Branding with SharePoint Themes.
- To learn how to use continuous integration in your SharePoint development environment, see Using Continuous Integration.
- To learn how to create a SharePoint development environment that includes continuous integration, unit testing and build verification tests, see Team Development Overview.
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