What's New: SharePoint 2010 -- Sandboxed Solutions
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What's New: SharePoint 2010 is a series of screencasts centered on what is new in SharePoint 2010 for developers. My goal is to highlight a majority of the major new features that are of interest to developers and help you get started building solutions
on those features.
In our previous episode we discussed Installing SharePoint 2010 on a Windows 7 latop for development purposes. In this episode I am going to discuss Sandboxed Solutions. Sandboxed Solutions allow you to install your own solutions on a server, something that was not typically allowed in earlier version of SharePoint. Why? Well, in past versions all code ran in the same process space so one rogue application could take down the entire server!
With Sandboxed Solutions we can isolate your code into it's own process space and thus protect other code as well as the SharePoint process from your code and provide more stability. This is a great feature when you consider a hosted SharePoint offering because the hoster can now allow custom code without worrying about what damage the code could cause.
Episode List:
In our previous episode we discussed Installing SharePoint 2010 on a Windows 7 latop for development purposes. In this episode I am going to discuss Sandboxed Solutions. Sandboxed Solutions allow you to install your own solutions on a server, something that was not typically allowed in earlier version of SharePoint. Why? Well, in past versions all code ran in the same process space so one rogue application could take down the entire server!
With Sandboxed Solutions we can isolate your code into it's own process space and thus protect other code as well as the SharePoint process from your code and provide more stability. This is a great feature when you consider a hosted SharePoint offering because the hoster can now allow custom code without worrying about what damage the code could cause.
Episode List:
Episode 1: Installing on Windows 7
Episode 2:
Sandboxed Solutions
Episode 3:
Silverlight Solutions with the Client Object Model
Episode 4:
Customizing the SharePoint Ribbon
Episode 5:
Searching External Repositories using BCS
Episode 6:
Word Automation Services via Workflow
Episode 7:
The Developer Dashboard
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