Today I completed the Introduction to SharePoint 2010 course on Lynda.com.
I found the course to be very helpful, very well presented.
It suffered from none of the hesitant mumbling that in my experience often mark on-line software course, but was fluent, enthusiastic and informative.
I learnt a lot in a a few hours, and I can see that SharePoint is a powerful product with a lot of potential, and should make conventional web designers very nervous.
Am very interested in what a developer can add to SharePoint. It works with Visual Studio and SQL Server, so their are many development options with it.
I found the course to be very helpful, very well presented.
It suffered from none of the hesitant mumbling that in my experience often mark on-line software course, but was fluent, enthusiastic and informative.
I learnt a lot in a a few hours, and I can see that SharePoint is a powerful product with a lot of potential, and should make conventional web designers very nervous.
Am very interested in what a developer can add to SharePoint. It works with Visual Studio and SQL Server, so their are many development options with it.
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