If you’re still deploying SharePoint solutions manually, find out how to automate the process and eliminate a major source of deployment problems.
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Creating and Deploying SharePoint Solution Files
If you’re still deploying SharePoint solutions manually, find out how to automate the process and eliminate a major source of deployment problems.
See original here:
Creating and Deploying SharePoint Solution Files
Microsoft has a new site that helps you get started using SharePoint in your development efforts. The site aggregates virtual labs, webcasts, white papers, tutorials and other related content. Instead of searching everywhere for good code to steal, you can go to this site and find what you need to get started with SharePoint development
The site covers the foundational topics of SharePoint development such as:
The site reminds me of the Interactive Developer Map (IDM) available at the Office Developer Portal. The IDM highlights what you can do with WPF while also providing a tool that aggregates content related to Office development (i.e. VSTO, SharePoint, & more).
Outlook 2007 presents developers with an opportunity to create useful applications. Learn how Visual Studio Tools for Office 3.0 simplifies the Outlook user interface customization.
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Developing Interfaces in Outlook 2007
About 80 percent of businesses are expected to be using SharePoint by 2010, according to Gartner. That means for the Microsoft channel community, SharePoint is a potential goldmine, a repeat revenue generator, and customer relationship builder – if you get it right.
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SharePoint Proving a Goldmine for Microsoft Partners
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