Wrap-up from my DevExpress Webinar Today

Thanks to everyone to attended my webinars with DevExpress yesterday (JAN-25) & today (JAN-25). If you missed them, you can check out the recorded versions here (search for “Connell”). I promised you two things:

The project I created in the 2nd webinar on data access.
A sample Client Object Model (ClientOM) project that used ECMAScript, jQuery the jQuery UI project.

You can find all these samples on our company site. Simply go to www.CriticalPathTraining.com, click on the Members link and login. Within the list of Code Samples, look for AC's DevExpress Webinar Demos and AC's SharePoint 2010 Client Object Model Demos.

Thanks for attending!

[Update 1/27/2011 4:40p] From DevExpress' Mehul Harry: Free Training Video - Introduction To SharePoint 2010 & Free Training Video - SharePoint 2010 Data Access.

Technorati Tags: sharepoint 2010,sharepoint,client object model,clientOM,silverlight,REST,odata

posted on Wednesday, January 26, 2011 2:15 PM

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# re: Wrap-up from my DevExpress Webinar Today 1/26/2011 6:00 PM Raymond Little

Just wanted to say very good webinar today I found it very useful and informative.

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