SharePoint 2010 Training Day 1

Today the first day of the Developing Solutions with SharePoint 2010 training.
We had got today 3 of the 14 chapters.

1. SharePoint 2010 Developer Roadmap
2. SharePoint Foundation Development
3. SharePoint Developer Tools in Visual Studio 2010.
4. Creating Sandboxed Solutions
5. Pages and Navigation
6. Developing Web Parts
7. Creating Fields, Site Columns & Content Types
8. Creating Lists & Event Handlers
9. Accessing Data using LINQ to SharePoint
10. Client Object Model
11. Developing SharePoint 2010 Workflows
12. Business Connectivity Services (BCS)
13. Web Content Management (WCM)
14. Enterprise Content Management (ECM)
    

First Chapter
In the first chapter the trainer has talked about the Architecture of SharePoint 2010. He also told us what the is difference of the Architecture of SharePoint 2007 and SharePoint 2010.
Something what was new for me was the PowerShell Primer that can be very useful to create some installing packages of an environment system. PowerShell is like a DOS-promt screen. You can use commands to read from a SharePoint Farm. What lists are there, witch services are installed. But also to install parts on your farm and activate them. The trainer told us that we use PowerShell on every lab to configure a default situation.
As Last in this chapter said something about the SharePoint Designer 2010 that can be used to see a summary of page or SharePoint objects.

Second Chapter
The second chapter brings information how the Server-side Object Model looked like.
It also said how we can use The Developer Dashboard so we can find with calls where make and what time it cost to run each call.
The book also told something about Developing of Features and Solutions. New in SharePoint 2010 are the Sandboxed Solutions. We had looked how the 14 hive looked like and where all the files where placed. Looked like some xml files give us some information witch information is needed in the feature.xml, element.xml and the manifest.xml.
A new item in a feature solution is that is is possible to upgrade a feature. By adding Upgradeactions in the feature.xml it is possible to configure witch features has to be upgraded. By running a PowerShell script it is possible to activate a upgrade action.

Third Chapter
The third chapter of today has talked about introduction of some SharePoint 2010 Tools, How to create a SharePoint 2010 project, Adding SPIs to a SharePoint project and SharePoint Tools Extensibility.

The first day was very interesting and i like it that we have tomorrow an other day of SharePoint 2010