SharePoint 2010 patterns and practices

  • Date: June 23, 2011 from 11:30PM to 12:30AM
  • Day 1

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In this presentation, Serge will illustrate the work done by the SharePoint Patterns and Practice team. Different patterns, test strategies (Microsoft Research Pex & Mole framework) and good practices will be illustrated.
Knowledge of SharePoint programming is required.

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Speaker: Serge Luca
Serge Luca is a Belgian SharePoint MVP working as a consultant and Microsoft Cartified Trainer for Devoteam Belgium. He is one the co-author of the Workflow Foundation certification exam (Microsoft learning) and author for SharePoint Pro Magazine.

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