Quick reminder–Free Webinar with me via Critical Path Training on SharePoint Managed Metadata Programming Today!

This afternoon I’ll be presenting a free webinar on Incorporating Managed Metadata in Custom Solutions in SharePoint 2010. Specifically:

The Managed Metadata Service application in SharePoint 2010 allows users to create and utilize taxonomies in various ways. Microsoft has included a robust taxonomy API in SharePoint 2010 that can be leveraged in custom solutions. In this session we'll explore how you can import taxonomies programmatically and create custom solutions that leverage taxonomies in various ways.

The webinar is from 2-3p ET so make sure you register soon to check it out! I’ll also show you how to extend LINQ to work with Managed Metadata fields! Yes it is being recorded but it won’t be available for a few weeks. This is part of our (Critical Path Training) free webinar series… check our previous episodes or register for upcoming ones here!

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posted on Thursday, May 19, 2011 11:07 AM

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