SharePoint Developer Goodness: Just in Time for PDC 10!

Excited by all the buzz around PDC10 this week?  Here is a list of recently we have published content related to SharePoint 2010 development.  Check out what we have for you right now:

Highlights

• Andrew May’s great MSDN article: SharePoint Online: An Overview for Developers
• Be sure to also check out the SharePoint Online Resource Center on MSDN
• Chris Johnson’s great walkthrough of Paul Stubbs’ SharePoint Easy Setup for Developers (using Powershell)
• Eric White’s excellent blog post: SharePoint Developer Building Blocks: Technologies for Creating SharePoint Applications

Here is a full list of what we have published so far in October:

Technical Articles	SharePoint Online: An Overview for Developers Claims Walkthrough: Creating Forms-Based Authentication for Claims-Based SharePoint 2010 Web Applications Using ASP.NET SQL Membership and Role Providers | Code sample Customizing SharePoint List Forms in InfoPath 2010 | Code Sample Sorting Repeating Tables in Order Forms Programmatically with InfoPath 2010 | Code sample Building SharePoint Applications with InfoPath 2010 (Part 1 of 2) Building SharePoint Applications with InfoPath 2010 (Part 2 of 2) | Code sample Creating and Publishing Excel 2010 Documents with Custom SharePoint 2010 Workflows
Visual How To Articles	Creating Content Types for SharePoint 2010 in Visual Studio 2010 | Code sample | Video
Videos and Webcasts	Using the SharePoint 2010 SDK Help
Blogs	Services Running in a Multi-Server SharePoint Farm SharePoint Developer Building Blocks: Technologies for Creating SharePoint Applications
Resource Centers	SharePoint Online Developer Resource Center | SharePoint 2010

Coming Soon

We have more great content in the works, including:

• Andrew Connell’s Team-Based Development white paper
• Vesa Juvonen and Jim Crowley’s definitive Application Lifecycle Management paper
• An MSDN version of Eric White’s blog post above
• Ricky Kirkham’s Developer Architectures paper (the plural Architectures is not a typo!)
• Andrew May’s Visual Introduction to SharePoint Online Development
• And so much more!

You can always stay up-to-date by visiting the SharePoint Developer Center and by following @sharepointdev on twitter