Teaching my MOSS 2007 WCM developer course in New York City March 31

Teaching my MOSS 2007 WCM developer course in New York City March 31 - April 3

Do you live in the north-east / tri-state area and are looking for some MOSS 2007 Web Content Management training for developers? Want to see how to build Publishing sites using both SharePoint Designer and Visual Studio? Want to learn some great practices and how you can get around the lack of developer tools in building your sites? Well, here's a great op! I'll be in New York city the week of March 31 - April 3 teaching my WCM401 class (another fantastic offering by the Ted Pattison Group :)). Seats are limited and will fill up fast so if you're interested, don't delay!

» Register online for WCM401 in New York City!

Lucky enough the New York City SharePoint User Group has their monthly meeting that week as well on Wednesday, April 2nd. I'll be presenting there on the subject of building SharePoint sites in a structured approach. You'll see how to utilize SharePoint Designer and the browser as your IDE, but still work and live within Features and WSS solutions. This talk is great for developers as well as administrators.

I'm really looking forward to this trip... I haven't been to NYC since I was a kid.

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posted on Tuesday, March 04, 2008 1:04 PM

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