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Overview of SharePoint 2010 Development. Presented by Yvonne M. Harryman Senior Consultant, Microsoft. Disclaimer. All of the content in this presentation is based on SharePoint 2010 Beta and could change prior to RTM. System Requirements.
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Overview of SharePoint 2010 Development Presented by Yvonne M. Harryman Senior Consultant, Microsoft
Disclaimer • All of the content in this presentation is based on SharePoint 2010 Beta and could change prior to RTM.
System Requirements • A server operating system is no longer required. You can now do your development on Windows Vista SP1 or Windows 7 • Requires OS to be 64-bit
SharePoint Designer • SPD customizations can now be exported to .wsp (SharePoint Solution Package) • Enhanced Workflow designer which can create reusable workflows • Instead of being focused on pages it is now geared towards artifacts
Visual Studio 2010 • New Project Type and Item Templates • Visual web part development • Sandboxed Solutions • 1 step debugging • Server Explorer
Server Explorer SharePoint Explorer: provides a read-only tree view of a SharePoint site.
Sandboxed Solutions • Can be installed by a site collection administrator • Limits to the CPU time and SQL query execution time • Can’t access everything exposed by the SharePoint object model nor can it go across site collections
Silverlight Web Part • SharePoint now has native support for Silverlight • Upload your .XAP file to the server • Add the Silverlight web part, providing the location of the .XAP file and voila you have added Silverlight to your page!
PowerShell • Goodbye STSADM.exe – replaced by PowerShell • IDE environment for authoring scripts called PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE) • Launch the PowerShell console using SharePoint Management Consolefrom the windows start menu
Enhanced List • Itis now possible to create relationships between lists. This enables options such as cascading deletes. • Lookup columns which can pull multiple fields • External list: allow reading and writing of data stored outside of a SharePoint farm as if that data was a SharePoint list. • Targeting performance enhancement to have the ability to handle 5000 items in a list vs. 2000 which was recommended in 2007. • PowerPivot: Not a list but data management via Excel which can now hold millions of rows and allow users to sort, filter and scroll with the same performance as a few thousand.
Business Connectivity Services (BCS) • Business Connectivity Services is the evolution of the Business Data Catalog (BDC). • Has the ability to read and write data • It is available with SharePoint Foundation
Insights • Business Intelligence • Excel Services • Visio Services • PerformancePoint Services • Chart Web Parts • Status Indicator List (KPI) • Business Connectivity Services (BCS)
Additional Resources • SharePoint 2010 on Microsoft.com • SharePoint 2010 on TechNet • SharePoint Foundation on TechNet • SharePoint Server 2010 on MSDN • SharePoint 2010 - An Introduction for ASP.NET Solution Architects • Pre-register for SharePoint 2010 Beta • Guide for SharePoint 2010: Professional Developer Evaluation and Walkthroughs • SharePoint 2010 Developer Training Courses