@coatsy & @jthake\'s Dev340 presentation from #auteched. VSTO and SharePoint Development

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6. Building Solutions with SharePoint and Visual Tools for Office Jeremy Thake Senior Consultant Readify Session Code: #DEV340 Andrew Coates Developer Evangelist Microsoft

7. Introduction Andrew Coates (@coatsy) - Microsoft Jeremy Thake (@jthake) - Readify

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12. Office Development Client side

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15. Anything you can do in .NET, you can do in Office Lesson of the Day

16. Keeping things in context Demo

17. SharePoint Development Server side

18. What is SharePoint? End Users “Collaboration Portal” Power Users “Provisioning Platform” Developers “Application Development Platform”

19. SharePoint 2010 Will not be covering SharePoint 2010 SharePoint Conference 2009 in Las Vegas (19th October 2009) SharePoint Sneak Peek Web Part Visual Designer Not everyone will jump on 2010 straight away

20. Platform

21. Why use it? User Interface Web Parts Data Layer SharePoint Lists Framework Web Services / API / RSS / RPC Provisioning System Solution Packages Disaster Recovery http://sharepointdevwiki.com/x/QAFw

22. Leverages already existing knowledge of ASP.NET IIS Web Applications and Application Pools Web.Config Visual Studio IDE (C#/VB.NET) Master Pages Page Layouts Web Parts User Controls Site Themes XHTML/JavaScript/CSS

23. Development Environment Server based development environment Windows Server 2003/8 SQL 2005/8 WSS 3.0/MOSS 2007 Visual Studio 2008 Virtual Machines Hyper V / Boot-VHD / VMWare/...

24. Deployment Development Integration Test Production

25. Deployment Solution Packages (WSP) SharePoint provisions them in Farm Anything you can do in Web UI can be done in WSPs Repeatability / Reuse Not as quick to construct

26. Development Tools Microsoft VSeWSS 1.3 CTP WSPBuilder STSDEV v1.4

27. Question What is your primary tool for creating Solution Packages in Visual Studio? VSeWSS WSPBuilder STSDEV Other? http://sharepointdevwiki.com/x/JgBo http://sharepointdevwiki.com/x/hAAa

29. WSPView dumbs down 12 Hive structure

30. Poor support for Source Control

31. Supported by Microsoft

32. Requires Visual Studio for build servers

33. Solution Generator to reverse engineer sites (alternative SPSource)

34. Requires admin rights in SharePoint environment

35. No workflow support

36. No Feature Receiver support

37. All has to be in one assembly

38. Doesn’t support interfaces http://sharepointdevwiki.com/x/hAAa

39. Other Tools Tools listhttp://sharepointdevwiki.com/x/FIBH SP Dispose Checker Reflector U2U CAML Builder SPSource SharePoint Manager 2007

40. Heirarachy Web Server Web Applications Intranet Site Collections Home Sites HR Lists Policies List Items IT Development Team Internet Home News News List http://bit.ly/SPSiteGuide

41. Performance Appraisal System HR Manager Annual Review Employee Peer Employee Peer Employee Peer State Manager Employee

42. Heirarachy Web Server Web Applications Intranet Site Collections Home Sites HR Lists PA Tasks List Items PA1 Performance Appraisals Workflow PA1 Tasks Event Receiver

43. Performance Appraisal Application Demo

44. Application Lifecycle Management Source Control Team Development Automated Builds Release Management Automated Deployments

45. Bringing it all together Demo

46. With great power, comes great responsibility

47. When to use VSTO Real time systems In Context information for existing processes in Office client Offline capabilities Skills in WinForms/WPF

48. When to use SharePoint Larger reach & no dependency on Office In Context Information for existing processes in SharePoint sites Skills in ASP.NET

49. Leverage the best of both Worlds Business Processes can span both Worlds Try to keep to one method of doing process

50. Integrating VSTO & SharePoint demo

52. Next Steps Office Download at least Visual Studio Professional 2008 SharePoint Download WSS 3.0 VM Walk through Virtual Labs

53. question & answer

54. Microsoft Related Content SharePoint Conference 2009 MSDN Resources SharePoint Sneak Peek VSTO Blog

55. Community Related Content Jeremy Thake’sBlog Andrew Coates’s Blog SharePoint PostRank Blogs

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