SharePoint 2013 Developer Ramp-Up - Part 5
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Course Summary
Information Architecture Storage and Data Access
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Course Description
In this course you will learn how to create lists and document libraries using the SharePoint development tools in Visual Studio 2012. Students will also learn about the various events in SharePoint 2013 including the new remote event receiver capability. This course covers everything students need to know about building solutions that run on the server and use the SharePoint Server-Side API. You will also learn how to setup LINQ for SharePoint and query lists as well as use the more traditional methods of working with SharePoint data using CAML, SPQuery and SPSiteDataQuery. In this course students will learn how to leverage each of the three client object models (CSOM) implementations in SharePoint projects. In addition students will also learn how to use the new WCF Data Services (OData/REST) and Web Services to access SharePoint data from off the server. Finally this course will cover other client-side development topics such as working with notifications, status messages, toast messages and dialogs.
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Course Syllabus
Lists, Libraries and Events- 55m 20s
—List Instances and Document Libraries 13m 34s
—Demo: Creating Lists 6m 53s
—Events in SharePoint 2013 1m 33s
—Server-Side Event Receivers 2m 1s
—Demo: Server-Side Events 7m 50s
—Remote Event Receivers 10m 14s
—Demo: Remote Event Receivers 8m 24s
—Demo: App Lifecycle Remote Event Receivers 4m 51sServer-Side SharePoint Development- 52m 45s
—Server-Side API Overview 3m 0s
—Server-Side Data Access, CAML, SPQuery and SPSiteDataQuery 7m 33s
—Demo: CAML, SPQuery and SPSiteDataQuery 11m 37s
—LINQ Primer 12m 34s
—LINQ for SharePoint 7m 43s
—Demo: LINQ for SharePoint 10m 18sClient-Side SharePoint Development- 52m 3s
