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SharePoint for Developers Part 2: Working with Features

Posted By: Kirk Evans | Mar 24th @ 7:05 PM | 14,831 Views | 2 Comments

Kirk Evans shows how to use Visual Studio Extensions for Windows SharePoint Services 1.3 to create a SharePoint feature that exposes list items as JSON data.

Tags: Microsoft Office, MOSS, Office, Sharepoint, Visual Studio, VSeWSS, Water Cooler

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kirke
Go Dawgs!

Please make sure to watch the high resolution video instead of using the in-screen player, you will see a much better video quality.

If you have any comments or suggestions, please leave comments... I am trying to make this series better based on your feedback.

For the accompanying blog post, see http://blogs.msdn.com/kaevans/archive/2009/03/24/consuming-sharepoint-lists-via-ajax.aspx which provides the code listings that accompany this screencast.

kliemohn

Great job, Kirk!

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