Introduction to SharePoint for .NET Developers Webcast Series

Introduction to SharePoint for .NET Developers Webcast Series - Demos & Slide Decks now available

If you've been keeping up with the Introduction to SharePoint for .NET Developers series, you can now download the slide decks and associated demos Rob and I have been doing the last two weeks. So far we've talked about Web Parts, Data Lists, Silverlight and Event Handlers.

» MSFT Download Center: PPTs and Demos for Introductory SharePoint Developer Modules

Need a virtual machine that's got everything you need installed and ready to go with these demos? We got one for you right here!

» Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 SP1 Developer Evaluation VPC Image

Two more webcasts next week! I'll be presenting on Site/Page Branding on Tuesday (6/3) and Rob will be talking about Workflow on Wednesday (6/4).

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posted on Thursday, May 29, 2008 10:01 PM

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# re: Introduction to SharePoint for .NET Developers Webcast Series - Demos & Slide Decks now available 5/30/2008 1:48 PM Mike Walsh

Giving Level 20 talks these days then Andrew !

Roughly my level when it comes to Event Handlers ...

("MSDN Webcast: Introduction to SharePoint Products and Technologies for .NET Developers: Using Event Handlers (Level 20) ")

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