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Everything SharePoint

by on March 8th, 2010

SharePoint has too many files that an implementer of it needs to be aware of. To top this, there are too many parts as well that can be customized to totally brand the site for your company. Therefore, as a SharePoint Architect, Designer, Developer, Analyst, whatever your title is, one has to know the differences of each plus when to decide you have to go for it.

1. What is the master page all about?

2. How about the site template?

3. What is an aspx page and how do I create that?

4. How about a workspace? Site? Subsite?

5. How important is Web parts and components?

With this numerous terminologies and parts of a SharePoint site, I agree with everyone saying it’s confusing to setup a SharePoint site. The key is in knowing. What are all these and what do they do. Are they mandatory to use or an option for the implementers?

Remember, everything inside SharePoint are programmable and can be extended thru .NET development. One has to know either C# .NET or VB .NET to be able to do it.

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