SharePoint 2010 Development Basics Technical Articles

SharePoint 2010 Technical Articles in This Section

• Activating SharePoint 2010 Sandboxed Solutions by Using Code

• Configuring SharePoint MyCalendar Web Parts to Synchronize with Exchange E-Mail Accounts

• Creating a Design for SharePoint 2010 Global Navigation and Search Boxes (Wrox)

• Creating Silverlight Dashboards for SharePoint 2010 (Wrox)

• Creating Timer Jobs in SharePoint 2010 that Target Specific Services

• Creating Timer Jobs in SharePoint 2010 That Target Specific Web Applications (Wrox)

• Customizing SharePoint 2010 Web Part User Interfaces (Wrox)

• Determining When to Use Windows PowerShell or to Write Code (Wrox)

• Hosting ActiveX Controls in SharePoint Foundation 2010 (Wrox)

• Introduction to SharePoint 2010 Development

• Programmatically Creating SharePoint 2010 Content Types that have Event Receivers (Wrox)

• SharePoint 2010 Architectures Overview

• SharePoint Developer Building Blocks: Technologies for Creating SharePoint Applications (Part 1 of 2)

• SharePoint Developer Building Blocks: Technologies for Creating SharePoint Applications (Part 2 of 2)

• Understanding Key Design Decisions in SharePoint 2010 Development

• Using Default SharePoint 2010 CSS Files (Wrox)

• Using Silverlight and COM for SharePoint Server 2010 Data Access (Wrox)

• Using Silverlight and Web Services for SharePoint Server 2010 Data Access (Wrox)

Other SharePoint 2010 Resources

• Get Started Developing on SharePoint 2010

• SharePoint Developer Center

• SharePoint Developer Team Blog

• Developer Top 10 Resource Center | SharePoint 2010

• SharePoint on TechNet

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