MOC 10232 - Designing and Developing Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Applications

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Class Description

Class Overview

Class Goals

• Learn to develop strategies for caching, session state, and designing for high performance sites by limiting page size and iteration.
• Learn to determine the most suitable presentation method, visual elements, programmatic objects and multilingual strategy which meets the design objectives.
• Learn to evaluate available data access and storage methods and to determine the appropriate implementation for the SharePoint application requirements.
• Learn to identify the pros and cons of various SharePoint data capture options and specify the most effective method or combination of methods for capturing user input.
• Learn to evaluate the use and implementation of SharePoint artifacts and determine which SharePoint artifacts best meet the needs of the SharePoint application requirements.
• Learn to design processing systems in SharePoint to get work done in the solution.
• Learn to create an effective strategy for implementation and deployment of custom solutions in both development and production environments.
• Learn to create a development strategy to allow multiple SharePoint developers and administrators to work together.
• Learn to devise a strategy for developing and deploying SharePoint application upgrades over time as the solution evolves.
• Learn to develop an information architecture strategy that will support flexibility and growth and a navigation strategy that fits on top of this information architecture.
• Learn to plan a comprehensive branding strategy and determine the necessary SharePoint application elements required to support that strategy.
• Learn to design and implement a security approach which supports both code access and end-user functionality.
• Learn to design an effective strategy for optimizing page render times and data access methods within SharePoint 2010.
• Learn to determine the appropriate use of unit and integration tests within SharePoint and design an effective strategy for insuring maximum code reliability.

Class Outline

1. Advanced ASP.NET Concepts for SharePoint
   1. Server Memory
   2. Server CPU
   3. Transfer and Client
   4. Lab: Page Size and View State
      1. Using Fiddler to Observe Page Loading
      2. Using Fiddler to Examine Page Size
      3. Reducing Page Size
   5. Lab: Memory and Performance
      1. Capturing a Memory Profile
      2. Reviewing the Report
      3. Resolving Memory Issues and Retest
2. Designing for User Experience
   1. SharePoint Background
   2. Page Parts
   3. Pages
   4. Globalization and Localization
   5. Designing for Accessibility
   6. Lab: Selecting Page Parts
      1. Plant Summary Page
      2. Plant Configuration Page
      3. Employee List
      4. Line Status
   7. Lab: Selecting Page Types
      1. Line Dashboard
      2. Manager's Dashboard
      3. Alert Notification
3. Designing for Data
   1. List and Library Fundamentals
   2. Large Data Strategies
   3. SharePoint Data Management
   4. Lab: Time Tracking
      1. Creating List Views
      2. Indexing Key Columns
   5. Lab: Invoice Management
      1. Establishing an Invoice Content Type
      2. Creating a Solution for Storing Invoices
      3. Testing the Solution for Storing Invoices
4. Designing Data Capture and Integration
   1. Designing for Data Capture
   2. Designing for Integration
   3. Lab: Creating External Lists
      1. Connecting to the Data Source
      2. Defining the External Content Types
      3. Defining the External Lists
      4. Setting Security for the Content Types
      5. Defining an Association
   4. Lab: Creating an InfoPath Form
      1. Deciding the kind of form to create
      2. Creating the Header fields
      3. Creating the Lines
      4. Publishing the Form to a SharePoint Library
5. Designing Artefacts
   1. Customer Requirements
   2. Creating Sites
   3. Lab: Incident Response Site
      1. Evaluating the Requirements
      2. Designing the Solution
   4. Lab: Expense Reports
      1. Evaluating the Requirements
      2. Designing the Solution
6. Designing Processing Solutions
   1. Multi-Server Configurations
   2. In and Out of the Sandbox
   3. Getting Work Done
   4. Working with Workflows
   5. Lab: Engineering System
      1. Evaluating Client Capabilities and Requirements
      2. Evaluating Sandbox Capabilities and Requirements
      3. Evaluating Farm Deployment Capabilities and Requirements
   6. Lab: Sensor Report
      1. Designing Data Access for Sensor Data
      2. Designing a Processing Solution for the Report
      3. Designing a Processing Solution for Approval
7. Designing Packaging
   1. Understanding the Packaging Lifecycle
   2. Establish Design Principles
   3. Lab: Building a Business Document Solution
      1. Designing a Solution
      2. Create the Final Solution
   4. Lab: Working with Dependencies
      1. Creating a Common Assembly
      2. Creating a dependent Solution
8. Designing a Development Strategy
   1. Developing for the Enterprise
   2. The Role of Logging
   3. Application Flexibility and Configuration
   4. Lab: Team-based Logging and Configuration
      1. List based configuration appraisal
      2. SharePoint List based configuration
      3. SharePoint List based logging
      4. Configure logging level
   5. Lab: Operational Logging
      1. Add Logging to SharePoint ULS
9. Developing Versioning and Deployment
   1. Application Lifecycle
   2. Versioning Strategy
   3. Upgrading
   4. Lab: Versioning Assemblies
      1. Defining Base Version
      2. Upgrading the Assembly
   5. Lab: Feature Upgrade
      1. Creating Upgrade Manage Page
      2. Adding Feature to Upgrade
      3. Upgrade Feature
10. Designing Information Architecture and Navigation
    1. Designing an Information Architecture
    2. Planning for Software Boundaries
    3. Designing Content Navigation
    4. Lab: Categorizing Information
11. Card Sort
    1. Design Content Types and Site Columns
    2. Lab: Implementing Farm Level Navigation
       1. Deploying a custom SiteMap
       2. Adding an ASP Menu to the Master Page
12. Designing Branding and Customization
    1. Introduction to Branding
    2. Themes
    3. Master Pages
    4. Cascading Style Sheets
    5. Tools Overview
    6. Implementing SharePoint Branding
    7. Lab: Deploying Custom Branding
       1. Deploying a Custom Site Column and Content Type
       2. Using custom CSS
       3. Deploying a custom master page
    8. Lab: Deploying a Custom Content Type
13. Deploying a Custom Site Column and Content Type
14. Designing Security
    1. Security within SharePoint
    2. Using an Alternate Identity Store
    3. Forms-Based Authentication
    4. Deeper look at SharePoint Claims
    5. Lab: Setting Up a Customer Service Site
       1. Setting Up the Authentication Provider
       2. Creating an FBA-Claims Site
       3. Optional Exercise: Viewing Claims for an FBA User
    6. Lab: Solving a Security Issue
       1. Understanding the Scope and Relating it to Configuration
       2. Designing a Security Strategy
15. Designing for Page and Data Access Performance
    1. Optimizing SharePoint Page Performance
    2. Analyzing Performance with the SharePoint Developer Dashboard
    3. Optimizing SharePoint Data Access Performance
    4. Lab: Using Developer Dashboard
       1. Using the SharePoint Server 2010 Developer Dashboard to Capture Performance Metrics
       2. Leveraging the SharePoint Server 2010 Search API for Large Data Queries
16. Designing Testing Strategy
    1. Testing Concepts
    2. Unit, Integration, Regression Testing
    3. Performance Testing
    4. Lab: Designing a Testing Strategy
       1. Unit Testing
       2. Performance Testing
       3. Load Testing

Class Materials

Each student in our Live Online and our Onsite classes receives a comprehensive set of materials, including course notes and all the class examples.

Class Prerequisites

Experience in the following areas is required:

• Understanding of the problem-solving techniques that apply to the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC), including the versioning of software and the management of configuration and content in a software system
• Basic knowledge of Web application architecture
• Experience in developing in a team environment
• Working knowledge of ASP.NET and Visual Studio
• Experience in SharePoint infrastructure including servers and services
• Experience in SharePoint development including the APIs and XML schemas necessary to create web parts, perform data access, and provision fields, lists, content types, etc.

Courses that can help you meet these prerequisites:

• MOC 10175 - SharePoint 2010 Training: Application Development
• MOC 10174 - Configuring and Administering Microsoft SharePoint 2010
• Advanced SharePoint 2007 Development Training

Technical Requirements

Our computer technical requirements and setup process is easy, with support just a click away.

• Instructor-led Online course technical requirements and setup instructions.
• WebEx system requirements for Instructor-led Online delivery option.
• Onsite course technical requirements and setup instructions.

Associated Certifications

• SharePoint Developer 2010