• Virtual Labs for SharePoint 2010

    by  • June 28, 2010 • SharePoint 2010 • 3 Comments

    Unlike other development technologies SharePoint development may be a costly affair. We need a Windows Server OS if we are developing for MOSS 2007.

    Things are getting better with SharePoint 2010 and you can install SharePoint2010 in a Windows 7 pc and start developing apps but what if you don’t have a good build or required software?

    Virtual labs for SharePoint 2010 are here.  You can test drive SharePoint 2010 without any instalation.

    Virtual labs for Developers cover the following

    1. MSDN Virtual Lab: Client Object Model
    2. MSDN Virtual Lab: Customizing MySites
    3. MSDN Virtual Lab: Designing Lists and Schemas
    4. MSDN Virtual Lab: Developing a BCS External Content Type with Visual Studio 2010
    5. MSDN Virtual Lab: Developing a Sandboxed Solution with Web Parts
    6. MSDN Virtual Lab: Developing a Visual Web Part in Visual Studio 2010
    7. MSDN Virtual Lab: Developing Business Intelligence Applications
    8. MSDN Virtual Lab: Enterprise Content Management
    9. MSDN Virtual Lab: Getting Started with SharePoint 2010
    10. MSDN Virtual Lab: LINQ to SharePoint 2010
    11. MSDN Virtual Lab: SharePoint 2010 User Interface Advancements
    12. MSDN Virtual Lab: Visual Studio SharePoint Tools
    13. MSDN Virtual Lab: WorkflowMSDN Virtual Lab: Workflow

    IT Pro labs are available in TechNet.

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    Shoban Kumar is currently working in an MNC in Trivandrum as a System Analyst. He actively writes .net articles in his blog http://www.codegeeks.net and http://www.dotnetcurry.com. He has also written many open source applications which can be found in Codeplex : http://www.codeplex.com/site/users/view/shobankr You can also follow him in Twitter @shobankr

    3 Responses to Virtual Labs for SharePoint 2010

    1. Jordon
      July 7, 2010 at 2:32 am

      This blog post was useful. You would also found Go4Sharepoint – useful website on Sharepoint Technology

      Thanks

      Reply
    2. Scott M.
      April 20, 2011 at 1:16 pm

      I am relatively new to SharePoint and am starting off my learning processed with SharePoint 2010.

      But, even with my limited knowledge, I do know that it is NOT called MOSS (Microsoft Office SharePoint Server) as it was called in the 2007 edition.

      For 2010, you have SharePoint Foundation (the free core SharePoint application) and SharePoint Server (the licensed addition to SP Foundation).

      Calling SharePoint Server 2010, MOSS is a misnomer and just leads to confusion.

      Reply
    3. Shoban
      May 14, 2011 at 6:22 pm

      @Scott Thanks and sorry. Fixed it :)

      Reply

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