Explore code that shows how to use the SharePoint 2010 managed client object model to read and write data in SharePoint sites from Silverlight applications.
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Sample: Accessing SharePoint 2010 Data with the Silverlight Client Object Model (Visual How To)
Watch a short video that shows how to use the SharePoint 2010 managed client object model to read and write data in SharePoint sites from Silverlight applications.
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Video: Accessing SharePoint 2010 Data with the Silverlight Client Object Model
Watch a short video as you learn to customize the mail inspector in Outlook 2010 so that with the click of a button, Outlook can display the Internet headers of the current message.
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Video: Implementing a Form Region to Display Email Headers in Outlook 2010 (Visual How To)
Learn how to use a Visual Studio 2010 managed-code add-in project (that contains an XML resource) and some additional sample code from the Visio 2010 SDK Code Samples Library to customize the ribbon in Visio 2010.
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Customizing the Ribbon in Visio 2010 by Using a Visual Studio 2010 Add-In
Learn to create SharePoint 2010 Web Parts that query multiple lists by using LINQ.
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Video: Access Multiple SharePoint 2010 Lists by Using LINQ
Learn to create a COM add-in that adds a custom tab, group, and other controls to the user interface.
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Video: Create Add-ins to Customize the Office 2010 Backstage View
Explore the code as you learn to create a BDC model that uses BCS entities in Visual Studio to access a matrix in SQL Server. Author: Martin Harwar (Other)
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Sample: Creating a .NET Connectivity Assembly for Business Connectivity Services by Using Visual Studio 2010
With the SP1 work winding down, I thought that I’d take a moment and discuss three new performance improvements that are going into VSTO for SP1.
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Performance Improvements Coming Soon to a Service Pack Near You (Stephen Peters)
Some time back I provided this post on how to use the 2010 Information Worker Demonstration and Evaluation Virtual Machine (RTM) to setup a SharePoint and Office 2010 development environment. In this new SharePoint Sideshow video on Channel 9, Paul and I walk through the process and we also include some tips along the way. So check out the video and get yourself setup for Office development in a separate, isolated environment (i.e.
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How to Setup a SharePoint and Office VHD for Development on the C9 SharePoint Sideshow
I thought that I should notify readers of my blog that Microsoft recently has launched a new Excel Developer Center on MSDN.
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A New Center for Excel Developer on MSDN