Recapping my SharePoint 2010 + Azure session (SPC410) at the SharePoint Conference 2011

Just over an hour ago I finished my first session at the SharePoint Conference 2011 in Anaheim, CA. This session, SPC410, Out of the Sandbox and into the cloud: Build your next SharePoint app on Azure was a ton of fun and covered a lot of of ground. Thanks to everyone who showed up… if you missed it, check out the twitter stream from the event by searching #SPC410 in your client of choice.

I just finished uploading my Visual Studio project for you to download. It won’t work as is because I’ve striped all the accounts, keys, passwords and endpoints for my SharePoint Online & Azure account. I plan to do a few bigger wrap up posts in the coming week related to some things I learned in building this demo, but I wanted to get the code out there ASAP as quite a few asked about after the session.

The demo are available from the Critical Path Training site’s Members section. To access this section you’ll need to be logged into the site. If you don’t have an account, feel free to create one… they are free! Once in, go the the Presentations section and it’s listed as ~~AC's SPC2011 "SPC410 : Out of the Sandbox and into the Cloud: Build Your Next SharePoint App on Azure" Session Demo Solution~~ AC's SharePoint Conference 2011 Sessions.

[Updated 10/4/2011 7:00a] Updated the download to include the slides and renamed it to something a bit more manageable.
[Updated 10/4/2011 4:00p] For those of you at the show, I'm going to repeat the session on Wednesday at 3:15p in Ballroom A. Check the MySPC site & schedule for more more details... it's listed as SPC401r.

posted on Monday, October 03, 2011 8:04 PM

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# Please, Upload the presentation ! 10/4/2011 8:49 AM Mary

Dear Andrew,

Could you please upload the PowerPoint slides of the session that you have given? I am very interested in Azure, SharePoint and Office 365.

I have downloaded your codes but still I am eager and very keen on getting your slides, So that I can understand everything.

Thanks !

# re: Recapping my SharePoint 2010 + Azure session (SPC410) at the SharePoint Conference 2010 10/4/2011 9:59 AM AC [MVP SharePoint

@Mary - Check out the download again, I just updated it to include the PDF of the slides.

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