Recapping my SharePoint 2010 Ribbon Deep Dive (SPC402) at the SharePoint Conference 2011

Yesterday afternoon I had a blast presenting my last session at the SharePoint Conference 2011 in Anaheim, CA. The session, SPC402 - Deep Dive on SharePoint Ribbon Development & Extensibility, was a ton of fun and I co-presented it with my esteemed ribbon colleague Chris O’Brien. Thanks to everyone who attended and I hope you learned something and had a little fun! I just finished uploading the demos & slides for you to grab. The download only includes my demos from the session… Chris will be posting his demos on his blog including the super-sexy demo!

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 SharePoint Conference 2011 Sessions.

posted on Thursday, October 06, 2011 4:02 PM

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# re: Recapping my SharePoint 2010 Ribbon Deep Dive (SPC402) at the SharePoint Conference 2011 10/12/2011 1:49 PM Brad Wilkinson

This was an awesome session and my favorite for the conference!

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