
SharePoint Server 2019 offers a robust platform for collaboration, content management, and business process automation. The SharePoint 2019 Development Course is designed to empower IT professionals and developers with the knowledge and skills needed to create custom solutions, extend SharePoint's capabilities, and enhance productivity within their organizations.
Over the duration of this course, we will explore various aspects of SharePoint development through a carefully crafted curriculum. Let's start into what you can expect:
Install SharePoint 2019 and develop with server, client, and JavaScript object models; explore CAML and LINQ queries, event receivers, and key components like visual web parts.
Explore how SharePoint enables organizations to create websites, organize and share information across devices, collaborate on documents, manage versions, and index content for enterprise search and BI.
Explore SharePoint as a browser-based collaboration and document management platform that stores and shares files, enables website creation, manages libraries and lists, and provides search with Power BI.
Create a SharePoint list, name it, and add items to populate your data. The lecture shows switching between classic and new experiences in SharePoint 2019 and adding items.
Explore how to manage and share a service application across web applications in SharePoint 2019, via central administration or PowerShell, using a configuration wizard.
Install and configure web server by enabling IIS and related features, then verify the management console setup for SharePoint development deployment.
Install .NET Framework 3.5 offline by selecting an alternate source path and pointing to a local folder, then restart to complete the setup.
Download and prepare SharePoint 2019 prerequisites manually by downloading each resource to a temp folder, organizing a script to automate installation, then proceed with the setup.
Install and configure SharePoint 2019 on a single server using offline prerequisites, a setup script, and guided product configuration, including database server, server farm, and central administration.
Set up Visual Studio 2019 for SharePoint development, create a console app, reference Microsoft.SharePoint, target 64-bit, and retrieve the site collection title from the root web.
Learn to retrieve all server names from a SharePoint farm by accessing the local farm, iterating the farm servers collection, and printing each server address to the console.
Explains the SharePoint project structure, detailing the global assembly cache (GAC) folder, assemblies and deployment targets, including manifest references and common components like visual web parts and application pages.
Understand how a SharePoint project organizes its user interface and layout files inside the layout folder, guided by the manifest, and deploy everything as a single package.
Learn to build and configure a project application page in SharePoint 2019, guiding you from fundamentals to hero-level development.
Add a user control to a SharePoint application page, fetch the root web title via SB context, then register the control in the content placeholder and deploy first SharePoint project.
Explore how an application page renders based on the current SharePoint context, switching between site collection and subsite to reflect the active web.
Learn how to create a SharePoint sub site using SSOM coding, including checking for existence, adding to the current web's sub sites collection, and configuring template, language, and permissions.
Learn to add items to a custom SharePoint list from the interface and from code, including setting the title and a numeric age column.
Explore how to create, read, update, and delete items using SharePoint SSOM by building and manipulating a custom list, including adding, editing, and deleting items.
Learn to implement create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) operations in a SharePoint 2019 list using SSOM. Add items, update by id, and delete records with clear feedback.
Explain CSOM, the client side object model for SharePoint, and compare .NET, JavaScript, and REST approaches to access SharePoint resources from outside the server, noting Silverlight is deprecated in 2019.
Navigate the SharePoint client object model to access the website's lists, load and execute queries, and retrieve the course items like angular course and SharePoint admin from the courses list.
Learn to perform create, read, update, and delete operations on a SharePoint 2019 list using CSOM .NET, including adding items, retrieving all items, updating by id, and deleting items.
Prepare a SharePoint 2019 development project by adding the JavaScript object model libraries, targeting .NET framework 4.7, and a script reference from layouts to enable client-side development.
learn to retrieve the current website title in SharePoint 2019 using JavaScript client context, load the JSOM script, and handle success and error callbacks.
Set a SharePoint web's title and description using the JavaScript site object model, then enumerate all lists in the web to retrieve each list's title, description, and creation details.
Learn to create a SharePoint announcement list with CSOM, then update it by adding a validated field, load and execute queries, deploy, and verify the result.
Learn to perform create, update, and delete on SharePoint 2019 list items using the client-side object model, including adding items and updating by id.
Explore the SharePoint lifecycle in a project, showing how to create a site with C# and the .NET framework.
Explore retrieving items from a SharePoint list using the server-side object model, accessing the root web and the courses list, and using get items, SB query variations, and views.
Learn to build and deploy a SharePoint 2019 web part by creating a literal, iterating items with for each, constructing a string, and embedding the result on a page.
Explore CAML join query and lookup values to retrieve data from two SharePoint lists, using lookups and inner join concepts to display students with their courses.
Learn to create a dynamic value in SharePoint 2019 development by defining a public string variable and passing it via the web browser property to personalize course names.
Explore how to use linq to query SharePoint lists via a SharePoint provider, including setting up student and track lists with lookup fields and gender choices for data retrieval.
Learn to retrieve a SharePoint list item using LINQ in a console app. Create a project, reference Microsoft SharePoint libraries, and fetch the first student's title from the student list.
Learn how to join two SharePoint lists with LINQ, compare LINQ and CAML queries, and leverage the server-side object model for lookups and projected fields.
Explain event receivers in SharePoint 2019 development, including trigger concepts, before and after actions, and synchronous versus asynchronous execution.
Develop a SharePoint 2019 event receiver to validate new list items by age on an employee list. Implement item adding logic, enforce minimum age, show errors, and deploy the solution.
Master event receiver development in SharePoint 2019 by debugging item added scenarios, inspecting list fields like title and age, and implementing validation and refactoring strategies.
Create a SharePoint list template and its list instance, decide between a custom list template or using an existing list, and configure basic schema, view, and permissions.
Learn to deploy a SharePoint list from a template, add site columns like department and description, and configure views including all items and a custom view.
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1. Introduction to SharePoint 2019
Overview of SharePoint and its role in modern organizations.
Key features and differences between SharePoint Online and SharePoint On-Premises.
Understanding SharePoint architecture.
2. Setting Up the Development Environment
Installing and configuring SharePoint 2019.
Setting up prerequisites for SharePoint development (Visual Studio, SharePoint Framework).
Connecting to SharePoint using developer tools.
3. SharePoint Basics
Understanding sites, subsites, lists, libraries, and workflows.
Managing permissions and user roles.
Navigating the SharePoint Central Administration.
4. SharePoint Client-Side Development
Using SharePoint Framework (SPFx) for client-side web parts.
Working with React, TypeScript, and modern JavaScript frameworks in SPFx.
Creating and deploying custom web parts.
5. Server-Side Development
Building solutions using SharePoint Server Object Model.
Creating custom event receivers and workflows.
Developing and deploying SharePoint Add-ins and Apps.
6. SharePoint REST API and CSOM
Working with SharePoint REST API for CRUD operations.
Using Client-Side Object Model (CSOM) in SharePoint development.
Integrating external data with SharePoint using APIs.
7. Customizing SharePoint
Developing custom master pages and page layouts.
Customizing themes, templates, and branding.
Using PowerShell for automation and custom scripts.
8. Workflow Development
Designing workflows with SharePoint Designer.
Creating custom workflows using Microsoft Flow (Power Automate).
Using Visual Studio for advanced workflow solutions.
9. Advanced Topics
Building custom solutions with Event Receivers and Timer Jobs.
Understanding Business Connectivity Services (BCS).
Developing InfoPath forms and integrating them into workflows.
SharePoint is widely used by businesses and organizations to fulfill a variety of needs. Developing powerful solutions within SharePoint requires specific skills. The purpose of this course is to train individuals to become proficient SharePoint developers by teaching them comprehensive and practical techniques to create custom solutions that meet user requirements. The course provides hands-on training and simulations to prepare developers to implement their learnings in real-world scenarios. Upon completion of the course, developers will feel confident in their abilities to not only create solutions but also to manage them effectively
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