Microsoft Learning is building a new "hands-on" performance evaluation for developer exams. Testers, anticipated to be MCTS candidates, will logon to a Virtual Machine and complete a set of tasks. The end-state of the solution (not the code) will be measured; thus, a tester could switch between various languages and scripting methods to complete a task. A link to a webinar demo should be expected shortly.
These exams are expected to appear around 2011.
SharePoint, InfoPath, and whatever new stuff they come up with next. Videos at the bottom.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
List of SharePoint 2010 Training Videos
Following is a list of SharePoint 2010 videos from simple to complex...
Videos, microsoft sharepoint:
Very high-end, introductory.
Learning Snacks, microsoft learning:
Introductory, What's new.
E-Learning Clinics, microsoft learning:
Free two-hour clinics, one for Developers, one for IT Pros.
Introduction to SharePoint
Videos, microsoft sharepoint:
Very high-end, introductory.
Learning Snacks, microsoft learning:
Introductory, What's new.
E-Learning Clinics, microsoft learning:
Free two-hour clinics, one for Developers, one for IT Pros.
Labels:
Developer,
SharePoint 2010,
Training,
Visual Studio 2010
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
OData
As of April 13th, 2010, Microsoft has created a new site dedicated to OData. What is OData? OData is a web-centric method of producing and consuming data. Using it, we can syndicate data from databases, file systems, websites and XML.
OData uses HTTP, XML/ATOM, RSS and JSON to communicate, and it is compatible with the Google Data API.
Why do we care? OData is built-in to SharePoint 2010, PowerPivot for Excel 2010, SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services and Azure. Client Libraries have been published for .NET, EcmaScript and PHP.
OData uses HTTP, XML/ATOM, RSS and JSON to communicate, and it is compatible with the Google Data API.
Why do we care? OData is built-in to SharePoint 2010, PowerPivot for Excel 2010, SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services and Azure. Client Libraries have been published for .NET, EcmaScript and PHP.
Labels:
OData,
PowerPivot,
SharePoint 2010,
Xml
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