Early on in my work with SharePoint 2001, I came to view it more as a platform than a product. Since that time, SharePoint has grown tremendously in scope. With SharePoint 2003, we saw the development of robust .NET and web services APIs, as well as a fully thought-out templating model. Just when I thought I understood SharePoint pretty well, the 2007 version was released.
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Posted: September 18th, 2008, 6:24pm CEST
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Welcome to SharePoint 2007 Development Recipes: A Problem-Solution Approach! What you’re about to read is the result of an idea thread that’s been rolling around in my head for several years—the need for a practical guide that empowers and enables developers to leverage the full potential of SharePoint in the enterprise.
Early on in my work with SharePoint 2001, I came to view it more as a platform than a product. Since that time, SharePoint has grown tremendously in scope. With SharePoint 2003, we saw the development of robust .NET and web services APIs, as well as a fully thought-out templating model. Just when I thought I understood SharePoint pretty well, the 2007 version was released.
Early on in my work with SharePoint 2001, I came to view it more as a platform than a product. Since that time, SharePoint has grown tremendously in scope. With SharePoint 2003, we saw the development of robust .NET and web services APIs, as well as a fully thought-out templating model. Just when I thought I understood SharePoint pretty well, the 2007 version was released.
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