I’m Presenting at the New York City SharePoint Dev User Group Next Week (October 19th)

Next week (Wednesday, October 19th) I’m presenting at the New York City SharePoint Developer User Group. I’ll be in town for a public class I’m teaching (see this post for more info) and while there, looking forward to visiting with this user group as I've never had a chance to connect with them in person, only the other NY SharePoint User Group. Here’s the session I’m presenting:

SharePoint Ribbon Customization Deep Dive
Take advantage of the Ribbon in your SharePoint applications for a tightly integrated and great user experience! Developers can customize and extend the ribbon for custom solutions. In this session we'll examine the different components of the ribbon as well as how to create page components, asynchronous callbacks and prompt the user with intuitive dialogs. Best of all you can do all this from the sandbox and avoid getting admins involved in deploying farm solutions!

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posted on Tuesday, October 11, 2011 10:28 AM

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# re: I’m Presenting at the New York City SharePoint Dev User Group Next Week (October 19th) 10/21/2011 11:33 AM George Winters

Andrew:
Thanks for presenting. It was immensely interesting.

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