SharePoint 2010 Release now under development
We are working on the third release of guidance targeting SharePoint 2010. The release is focusing on application models for SharePoint 2010. We are covering the different coniderations to developing server and client logic in that release, including help developers and architects understand and make decisions regarding execution models including sandbox, full trust, and hybrid (combining full trust and sandbox) applications, client side use of AJAX, Silverlight, client side object model, and REST, and some of the fundamentals for building manageable applications like logging and managing configuration. We are now posting drops and actively monitoring the discussion area for feedback. We'd love to get your feedback on what we are providing.
The best way to prepare for the future is to get the training you need. Training dollars are tight these days and getting the most for you money is important.
SharePoint911 is now offering online training to get you up and running on SharePoint 2010 as quickly as possible. Each training session will be taught by a SharePoint expert and focused on a single functional area. The modules will be offered in live seventy-five minute webcasts. After attending the webcast you will be invited to three private ask the expert panel sessions to answer all of your SharePoint 2010 questions. The following sessions are offered:
Using Enterprise Metadata Management in SharePoint Server 2010
Digital Asset Management in SharePoint Server 2010
Leveraging the Document Management Features in SharePoint 2010
Connecting Enterprise systems using Business Connectivity Services
Getting the most out of SharePoint 2010 Workflows
Analyzing your environment with Usage Reporting in SharePoint 2010
SharePoint Administrators and the DBA tasks they hate
Windows PowerShell for Administrators
Upgrading from Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 to SharePoint 2010
http://www.sharepoint911.com/blogs/laura/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=61
Quelles différences entre les applications de service de SharePoint 2010 et les SSP de SharePoint 2007 ???
Blog de Augusto Simoes (MCT) [SharePoint 2010] Vue d’ensemble des applications de service
SharePoint 2010 List View Blog Series: Part 2 - Using the New SharePoint Lists
Hi! I'm Jason Morrill, another Program Manager on the SharePoint team. I wanted to write a bit about what it feels like to use SharePoint lists with the new user experience. If you've got a SharePoint site sitting around, I'd encourage you to open it in another window and follow along as I talk about things.
Let's start by just browsing to a document library with no content.
The first thing you'll notice is that we've moved some of the navigation and menus around. The stuff right in the middle (Site Name > Document Library > All Documents) is your current location. You can click on the Site Name to get back home, and you can click on the view name (All Documents) to switch to another view. Above the title, you see there's a black row - this is where you go to access all your commands. I’ll talk more about that later. Below the title, you see the list view items. Right now there are no items, so let's fix that. ….
Some SharePoint 2010 User Interface Terms
What follows is my first attempt at identifying various areas of the SharePoint 2010 user interface:
