Preconf 'SharePoint 2007 development with .NET Framework 3.5' track recorded at TechDays 2009 Belgium

SharePoint 2007 is built on ASP.NET 2.0. When it was released the current development tool was Visual Studio 2005. Since then many technologies and tools have been released that integrate with SharePoint 2007, we can think about Visual Studio 2008, .NET 3.5, IIS7, etc. This pre-conference goes further than the basic introduction training on SharePoint, taking into account the use of latest technologies into SharePoint development. If you are already familiar with the basics of SharePoint development this course is for you. If you are not an experienced SharePoint developer, we recommend following the free Ramp Up learning path for SharePoint in order to prepare yourself.

Watch all the sessions here.

Microsoft TechDays in Belgium, 10-12 March 2009

During 3 days, in 60 technical sessions, you’ll get a deep-dive on existing and future technologies of Microsoft:

- Discoveries: Windows 7, Windows Azure, Cloud Computing, C# 4.0
- Architecture and development: Visual Studio, Silverlight, SharePoint, web applications, …
- Infrastructure and enterprise applications: SQL Server, WCF, Windows Server, virtualization, System Center, security, …
- Personal and collective efficiency: Data access, desktop management, Unified Communications, remote office operations, SharePoint,…

But also:

- Get your hands on a Microsoft Surface
- Interact with the Microsoft partner network and the Microsoft linked applications and services
- Discover our certification offerings
- Share impressions with your peers and meet with internationally renowned professionals

You can also deepen your skills during one of the optional dedicated preconference tracks on March 10.

Here is the registration link: http://www.microsoft.com/belux/techdays/registration.aspx

European SharePoint Best Practices Conference

The first SharePoint Best PracticesTM Conference in Washington, DC in September, 2008 was an overwhelming success. . The First European conference (April 6-8 2009) promises to be just as popular.

Link: http://www.sharepointbestpractices.co.uk/

SharePoint 2007: Creating SharePoint Applications with Visual Studio 2008 (webcast from PDC 2008)

Here is an interesting webcast about how to build a SharePoint application using the Visual Studio 2008 extensions for SharePoint: http://channel9.msdn.com/pdc2008/BB13/

MSDN Event: Extending Microsoft Office and SharePoint to build Business Applications - 19/11/2008

Abstract

If your users like the comfort of using the Office suite and you would like to offer them new tools in a familiar environment: Office Business Applications (OBA) is the solution. During this session you will get a good overview of the possibilities to extend Office as well as interaction between the different products of the suite. We will also focus on the integration with SharePoint. To demonstrate this we will create a security management tool for SharePoint through an Excel document. Another point that will be shown is the development of add-ins, including the different options for deploying these.

Sessions

This year again we will have an English session in the morning and a French session in the afternoon. Below you will find two registration links, one for the English session and the other for the French session.

Registration for the English Session (http://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032391536&Culture=en-us)

Audience: Developer

Level: 300 - Advanced

Language: English
Speaker: Katrien De Graeve, Developer Evangelist, Microsoft Belgium & Luxembourg
Date: November 19th
Time: 09.00 – 12.30

Registration for the French Session (http://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032391538&Culture=fr-BE)

Audience: Développeur

Level: 300 - Avancés

Language: Français
Speaker: Didier Danse
Date: 19 Novembre
Time: 13.00 – 16.30

Event Address

Technoport Schlassgoart 66, rue de Luxembourg
B.P. 144 Esch-sur-Alzette
L-4002Luxembourg