Guaranteed Placement After Sharepoint Training

Guaranteed Placement After Sharepoint Training

Learning Goals:
Participants of this course will learn from a developer's perspective how to manipulate, customize and extend the different parts of their SharePoint environment. Participants will learn how to build and deploy their own solutions and SharePoint add-ins on top of SharePoint 2016 or SharePoint Online using Visual Studio.
Prerequisites:
This course is targeting .NET developers without any prior SharePoint 2016 development skills who want to develop for Office 365 or the SharePoint 2016 Server Product. Participants need to have a solid understanding of the .NET platform and have built .NET applications using either C# or VB.NET, preferable within ASP.NET. Since this course will not explain all the out-of-the-box features of SharePoint 2016, knowing your way around SharePoint 2016 from an end-user perspective is recommended.
Introducing SharePoint 2016 Development:

• Office 365 versus SharePoint Server 2016
• What is SharePoint development all about? What are the skills needed? Your development environment?
• A look at the SharePoint 2016 architecture
• SharePoint Farm Solutions vs Sandbox Solutions vs add-ins
• SharePoint 2016 Key Investment areas

SharePoint 2016 Architecture:

• SharePoint Farms
• SharePoint Service Applications
• Creating SharePoint Web applications
• Site Collections and Sites
• Lists and Document Libraries
• Site Templates and Site Definitions

Introducing the SharePoint 2016 Server Object Models:

• Introducing the SharePoint 2016 Server Object Model
• SPSite and SPWeb. SPList and SPListItem
• SPDocumentLibrary and SPFile
• CAML Queries

SharePoint 2016 Features Framework:

• Introducing Features
• Building Features using Visual Studio
• Custom actions and Extending the Ribbon
• Installing, Activating, Deactivating and Uninstalling Features
• Feature Receivers

SharePoint Solutions:

• Introducing SharePoint Solutions
• Farm Solutions vs Sandboxed solutions
• Creating a SharePoint Solution
• Adding and Deploying SharePoint Solutions with Visual Studio
• Deploying SharePoint Solution packages using Powershell
• Sandboxed solution limitations

Provisioning SharePoint artifacts:

• Introducing SharePoint Content Management
• Provisioning Site Columns and Content Types
• Working with List Instances and Templates
• SharePoint Modules
• Building SharePoint Event Receivers

Client Side Object Model and REST in SharePoint:

• Introducing SharePoint 2016 Client APIs
• SharePoint Client Side Object Model
• Programming with CSOM in .NET and JavaScript
• REST and OData Fundamentals
• SharePoint 2016 REST APIs
• Programming with REST

SharePoint Pages:

• Web Part Pages vs Wiki Pages vs Publishing Pages vs Application Pages
• Provisioning Pages with Modules and Features
• Developing Application Pages

Building Web Parts:

• Essential Steps of Building and Deploying a Web Part
• Building Visual Web Parts with Visual Studio
• Building Web Parts for a Sandboxed Solution
• Exposing Web Part Properties
• Changing the properties-grid with EditorParts
• Making Connectable WebParts

Introducing add-ins for SharePoint:

• Why add-ins?
• SharePoint Development Challenges
• Add-in Principles

Add-ins for SharePoint fundamentals:

• Add-in web & host web
• Hosting options for add-ins: Provider-hosted and SharePoint-Hosted
• Office development tools in Visual Studio
• Design considerations
• Integrate with the SharePoint User Experience: Developing Add-in Parts and Custom Actions
• Deployment of SharePoint add-ins
• Tenancies and add-in installation scope

Branding SharePoint Sites and Portals:

• Creating custom SharePoint Composed Looks
• Default and Custom Master Pages for SharePoint
• SharePoint Design Manager
• Creating a SharePoint brand completely in HTML
• Targeting different form factors with Device Channels

Working with SharePoint Publishing Pages:

• Custom Page Layout
• Building Page Layouts in HTML
• Deploying Page Layouts
• Custom Field Controls
• Microsoft.SharePoint.Publishing.dll
• Advanced Techniques for the Content Query Web Part

Building Workflows on Workflow Foundation 4.5 for SharePoint:

• Workflow Manager Architecture
• SharePoint Designer vs Visual Studio
• Developing Workflows using Visual Studio
• Working with Dynamic Values
• Creating Initiation- and Association-forms
• Creating custom Workflow Tasks
• Deploying workflows in add-ins

Business Connectivity Services:

• BCS Architecture
• Using the BCS .NET Connector with Visual Studio
• Using OData sources with Business Connectivity Services
• External events and alerts in SharePoint 2016
• Add-in scoped external content types