I’ll be presenting at the Orlando SharePoint User Group on May 4, 2010

I’m looking forward to joining the Orlando SharePoint User Group as I’ve been invited to present there at their May meeting. I have yet to have a chance to visit the Orlando group but they’ve been quite persistent in asking if I could come down and talk SharePoint with them. Thank goodness we were finally able to find a time that worked with everyone’s schedules! Here are my session specifics:

Interacting with SharePoint 2010 Off the Server: Introducing the Client Object Model
This session demonstrates client object model, new to SharePoint 2010. This addition makes it much easier for developers to create custom solutions that leverage data stored in SharePoint from off the SharePoint server with a familiar API and without traditional Web Services. Topics covered include the .NET and Silverlight managed client object models as well as the ECMAScript object model.

Join me at the Orlando SharePoint User Group on May 4th!

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posted on Sunday, March 21, 2010 11:19 PM

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