…, protein folding, controlling the flight of SpaceX ships — but for compiling Sharepoint applications? We're not talking about multidimensional matrix math, Fourier transforms, or Watson -style artificial reasoning, but building the sort of applications that SharePoint was meant to host: web applications and sites, document sharing, blogs and forums, and list management.
Requiring such big iron to build relatively mundane applications is like requiring all the architecture, …
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…grown in leaps and bounds and become a true competitor to Oracle and DB2. C#, .NET, SharePoint and Xbox were launched at or near the start of the Ballmer era, and they've all found their places: C# and .NET are popular (C# is at the #5 position on the TIOBE Programming Community Index this month), SharePoint is a $ 2 billion business , and the Xbox 360 is currently the most popular console on the market . Microsoft tech drives a lot of behind-the-scenes …
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…offer SharePoint 2010 integration . If you're using older versions of SharePoint, don't worry; we will be keeping our old webpart in place so that you can continue to use Presently with older versions.
Overview
Here is an overview of some of the features of the new Presently SharePoint 2010 integration:
Put a Presently feed on virtually any SharePoint page, thanks to easy installation with SharePoint web parts package.
View and switch seamlessly between Presently …
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You can use SharePoint 2010 workflows to transform a set of business processes into working SharePoint applications. For that task, a power user gets prepackaged workflows, wizards, and design tools, and a programmer benefits from Visual Studio to handle advanced workflow requirements.
SharePoint 2010 Workflows in Action is a hands-on guide for workflow application development in SharePoint. Power users are introduced to the simplicity of building and integrating workflows using SharePoint Designer…
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Do you build sites with HTML, CSS and some JavaScript? You're a developer.
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