SharePoint 2010 No-Code Customizations for Power Users
Learn how to use SharePoint Designer, the browser and InfoPath to create robust business solutions for SharePoint 2010.
What you'll learn
SharePoint 2010 is a very powerful application that provides many offerings right out of the box. However, another aspect is that it is very extensible and malleable. While developers can do quite a bit, there are many ways power users can customize SharePoint without having to write any code. This course will teach you how to create custom solutions using tools like SharePoint Designer, InfoPath and the browser. In addition you will learn how to take solutions offline with SharePoint Workspace.
Table of contents
- Introduction 0m
- Introducing SharePoint 2010 Components 17m
- The new SharePoint 2010 UI and Navigation 15m
- SharePoint 2010 User Interface 10m
- SharePoint Administration Options 2m
- Sites as Collection of Pages 2m
- Page Creation and Editing 5m
- Overview of the Various Site Templates 2m
- Creating Sites and its Components 5m
- Introduction 0m
- What's new with SharePoint Designer 2010 5m
- SharePoint Designer 2010's User Interface 5m
- SharePoint Designer 2010 Walkthrough 10m
- Master Pages Included Out of the Box 3m
- Explore Site Pages and Master Pages 7m
- Managing Site Permissions and Custom Actions 1m
- Managing Site Permissions and Creating Custom Actions 7m
- Restricting SharePoint Designer 1m
- Restricting SharePoint Designer Usage 4m
- Introduction 0m
- Create Sites with SharePoint Designer 2010 3m
- Managing Site Navaigation Options 1m
- Creating and Customizing SharePoint Site and Metadata 5m
- Working with Lists and Libraries 5m
- Creating/Modifying Views and Forms in Lists and Libraries 2m
- Managing Lists and Libraries 9m
- Managing Site Columns and Content Types 3m
- Creating Site Columns and Content Types 8m
- Web Part Pages vs. Wiki Pages 4m
- Site Pages and Site Assets Libraries 7m
- Introduction 0m
- XSLT Data View and Data Form Web Parts 3m
- Introducing the XSLT List View Web Part 4m
- XSLT List View Web Part 5m
- XSLT List View vs. Data View Web Parts 3m
- Exploring the List View Tools 1m
- Working with existing List View Web Parts 3m
- Working with the Xpath Editor 1m
- Formatting List View Web Parts 5m
- Connecting to External Sources of Data 8m
- Introduction 0m
- Introducing InfoPath 2010 10m
- Form Designer Development Tools 1m
- A Lap Around InfoPath 11m
- Incorporating Form Logic 2m
- SharePoint List Forms 1m
- Modifying SharePoint Lists w\ InfoPath 6m
- Form Library Forms 3m
- Demo: Form Library Forms 16m
- Data Connections to External Sources 1m
- Data Connections from Forms 5m
- Publishing Options 1m
- Demo: Publishing Options 7m
About the author
Andrew Connell is a full stack web developer with a focus on Microsoft Azure and Office 365, specifically the Office 365 APIs, SharePoint Server, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft's .NET Framework, Angular, and Node.js that enjoys development, writing and teaching. Andrew has received Microsoft’s Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award every year since 2005 and has contributed to numerous books, articles, and projects over the years. Andrew is a frequent presenter at numerous conferences around the g... more