Looking for a sneak peek into SharePoint 2010? Check out these free videos!

Microsoft just published three brief videos offering a sneak peek to what you’ll see in SharePoint 2010. The videos, an intro one, one for IT Pro’s and one for developers, is the first news Microsoft is sharing on the new version. Want more info? You got to hit the SharePoint Conference 2009 in Vegas in October! All three videos are available from the SharePoint blog:

» SharePoint 2010 Sneak Peek Videos

Looking for some cool insights into the Office 2010 clients? Check out the following link for some short videos on each Office client… especially SharePoint Workspace (formerly known as Groove) which you can use to take your SharePoint site offline!

» See What's New in Microsoft SharePoint Workspace 2010 (with links to other videos)

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posted on Monday, July 13, 2009 9:54 AM

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# re: Looking for a sneak peek into SharePoint 2010? Check out these free videos! 7/13/2009 10:10 AM Sam

Looks like their servers are already having issues loading the videos.

# re: Looking for a sneak peek into SharePoint 2010? Check out these free videos! 7/13/2009 12:58 PM Lance

I surprised there spilling the beans this early!

# re: Looking for a sneak peek into SharePoint 2010? Check out these free videos! 7/15/2009 10:21 AM Rob

The overview video is the weakest. Definitely not a compelling video sneak peak. He briefly mentions the new features and spends the entire time telling us what we already know from 2007! The developer sneak peak is much better.

# re: Looking for a sneak peek into SharePoint 2010? Check out these free videos! 7/27/2009 7:12 AM Matt

Hi Andrew

Do you have any clues as to what version of Silverlight SP2010 will likely ship with? It would be a shame if it couldn't leverage all the benefits of SL3 oob but from bits I've read it seems that the crucial ASP.NET control from SL2 has been dropped. Understand if this is NDA info but I'm sure many others like me will be keen for the earliest heads up on this important point.

Thanks

# re: Looking for a sneak peek into SharePoint 2010? Check out these free videos! 7/27/2009 7:20 AM AC [MVP MOSS]

Matt-
You're right, that's an NDA question so I can't comment on the specific answer. But I ask: what would be required on the server / in SharePoint to do SL3 stuff? SL is all about the client... and since it can do whatever SL2 can do + more, does it really matter?

# re: Looking for a sneak peek into SharePoint 2010? Check out these free videos! 7/27/2009 8:37 AM Matt

Thanks for the swift response Andrew. I haven't got my hands dirty with SL3 yet, just been keeping an eye on all the cool looking stuff that is being blogged (like out of browser applications). I'm hoping from your response that we won't have to concern ourselves too much with the SL version support in SP2010 which is what I would have expected.

# re: Looking for a sneak peek into SharePoint 2010? Check out these free videos! 8/7/2009 3:42 AM San

This videos does not work ..everybody is facing this problem or only me?

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