p&p SharePoint Development Guidance v2 - What's in Drop 6?

Posted: Apr 07, 2009 at 11:28 AM
By: ajoy krishnamoorthy
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As promised in our earlier post, here is the very first screen cast based on the most recent drop. This video gives you a quick tour of what is in the bi-weekly iteration drop from the p&p SharePoint Guidance v2.0 project.

We released Drop 6 to our CodePlex project site on 3/27th. In this video, Erwin van der Valk and Francis Cheung, developers in the SharePoint Development Guidance project, gives a quick tour of what’s in store in Drop 6.

We are demonstrating several ways to access SharePoint list including:

· content query web part

· portal site map provider and

· cross site collection using the SP object model and search.

In this video, we also demonstrate how to use caching with the business data catalog (BDC) and how to cache published pages.

Happy Watching!

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