Learn how using WPF applications, WCF services, and SharePoint 2010 to provide rich client applications, data storage, and workflow integration capabilities saves time when you compare it to developing custom components.
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Integrating Mobile Client Applications with SharePoint 2010 Workflows
Explore the code that shows how to save scorecard information to a custom tabular data source.
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Sample: PerformancePoint Services Scorecard as a Data Source Sample
Learn how to use WPF to present data for a better user experience in your Office solutions built with Visual Studio.
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Using Windows Presentation Foundation and Line-of-Business Data in Microsoft Office Clients
Every once in a while, we learn of neat apps that have been created with the Office development tools in Visual Studio.
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Demonstrating how to sync Facebook events to Outlook
Learn about the new deployment features for Office Solutions in Visual Studio 2010
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Visual Studio 2010 Features for Office Development
This week I’m featuring the topic Binding WPF Controls to Data in Visual Studio .
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Video: Binding WPF Controls to Data in Visual Studio 2010
It has been a little over a year since we shipped VS 2008 and .NET FX 3.5.
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Delivering ongoing value
I had some ‘free’ time today waiting to give a demo at an MVP conference session – the session over-ran, and I found myself sitting in the hallway for an hour.
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Silverlight Deep Zoom and Office Add-ins
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).