Speaking at East Bay.NET Tomorrow Night on VSTO & SharePoint 2010
Wow, welcome back from the holidays! I hope yours were as fun and relaxing as mine were. It's always a wonderful time of year to stay with friends and family and concentrate on what's really important in life.
Well it's time to get back at it and I am refreshed and ready to go! I'm working on a fun-filled presentation for EastBay.NET on building business applications on the Office and SharePoint 2010 platform using Visual Studio 2010. Here's the official talk description:
Building Business Productivity Solutions with Visual Studio 2010
The Visual Studio and Office teams have made significant investments in improving the developer experience for building and deploying Office and SharePoint applications. In this demo-heavy session, we will walk through an end-to-end business application built on Office and SharePoint 2010 and discuss architecture options to consider when building these systems. You'll learn how to use Visual Studio and it’s enhanced set of RAD tools that allows users to consume external line-of-business data within the familiar Office UIs.
When: Wednesday, 1/13/2010 at 6:45 PM
Where: University of Phoenix Learning Center in Livermore, 2481 Constitution Drive, Room 105
Register for this meeting here.
I'm also playing with some Silverlight right now to see if I can squeeze in how to deploy Silverlight web parts to SharePoint 2010. The deployment is made so easy with Visual Studio 2010. (Check out Mike's Channel 9 interview on how to do it: Implementing a Silverlight SharePoint WebPart with Visual Studio 2010)
And as an added bonus I talked Ward Bell from IdeaBlade (Silverlight MVP) into coming out and presenting FUNdamentals, a 30 minute intro session we do before our main talks here at EastBay.NET. He's going to show you the basics of WCF Data Services (a.k.a ADO.NET Data Services, a.k.a Astoria). I'll be using this technology to expose our LOB data to Office and SharePoint but I won't have time to show you more than a brief overview on how to set it up. So if you've never used the technology then come early and learn from Ward how it works.
It should be a very fun filled evening from two awesome speakers (if I do say so myself ;-)) so I hope to see you there.
Enjoy!
Comments
Anonymous
January 12, 2010
Enjoyed ur previous presentation on VS 2010 at East Bay.NET and look forward for this one on exciting mix of Office 2010, SharePoint 2010 and Silverlight.Anonymous
January 13, 2010
Hi Beth, Glad to see you're so amped for the new year :-) Did you just start work again this week? Must be awesome to have such a nice long holiday. My last day for 2009 was the 22nd Dec, and I came back to work on the 4th... I'd hoped my download of VS2010 would have been done by the time I got back after the holidays, but someone shut my computer down. Making progress though, I'm sitting at 1.7gb (76%) downloaded and I can't wait to get started on it. Definitely going to be on your blog a lot when I start working in it. I don't understand a lot of what's going on in your VSTO articles, but I'll work through them all over 2010. Maybe next year I'll be able to make it to a few of your presentations. Keep well, Logan