Office 365 versus SharePoint Foundation 2013 versus SharePoint Server 2013
SharePoint 2013 architecture
SharePoint Farms
SharePoint Service Applications
SharePoint Web applications
Site Collections and Sites
Lists and Document Libraries
Site Columns and Content Types
Site Templates and Site Definitions
Module 2: Introducing SharePoint 2013 Development
What is SharePoint development all about?
What are the skills needed?
Your development environment
Windows PowerShell and SharePoint
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SharePoint Developer Full Course: Mastering SharePoint Development
SharePoint Developer Full Course: Mastering SharePoint Development
Introduction
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on becoming a proficient SharePoint Developer. This course is designed for both beginners and experienced developers who wish to expand their skillset in the realm of Microsoft's popular collaboration platform.
Prerequisites
Basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Familiarity with .NET framework or SharePoint Designer
Knowledge of SQL and ADO.NET (for custom solutions)
This module introduces you to the fundamental architecture of SharePoint, including its service applications and the different types of sites, such as team sites, communication sites, and publishing sites.
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Conclusion
By the end of this course, you will have a solid understanding of SharePoint development principles and best practices. You'll be able to create, customize, and extend SharePoint solutions using modern tools like SharePoint Framework (SPFx). Happy learning!