Part 2 of 4 in the SharePoint Server 2010 Development (70-573) series. This course will show you how to extend SharePoint Server 2010's out-of-box functionality and customize SharePoint applications to fit your business needs and brand.

Creating the 'Classes' List Definition Programmatically
Modifying Fields in a List Instance Programmatically
Creating Custom Content Types Programmatically
Creating Content Types in Internet Explorer
What We Covered
Creating List Instances Programmatically
List Instances
Creating the 'Class' Content Type Programmatically
Creating List Definitions Programmatically
The Built-in Content Types
List Definitions
What is a Content Type?
Accessing the Web Part Gallery
Creating a Standard Web Part Programmatically
Creating Connected Web Parts Programmatically
Debugging Web Parts
Creating a Visual Web Part Programmatically
What We Covered
Introduction
Deploying and Testing Our Permissions Solution
What We Covered
SPUser, SPGroup, SPRoleDefinition and SPRoleAssignment Objects
Introduction
Creating Groups and Assigning Permissions Programmatically
SharePoint Groups, Permission Levels and Permissions
Introduction
Types of Events
What We Covered
Creating a Custom Item Event Receiver
Creating an Event Receiver to Set Unique Registration IDs
Creating Event Receivers to Tally the Number of Registrations
Bulk Adding List Items
What We Covered
Building a CustomAction for a Ribbon Control
Introduction
Setting the Location of the Custom Ribbon Control
Customizing the Ribbon
Defining the Custom Ribbon Control with CommandUIDefinition
Deploying and Testing the Custom Ribbon Control
Setting the Appearance and Visibility of the Ribbon Control
Setting the Ribbon Control Behavior with CommandUIHandler
Demo: Debugging Timer Jobs
What We Covered
Installing the Timer Job
Programming the Timer Job - Retrieving Information
Implementing the Required Constructors and Overriding Execute
Debugging Timer Jobs
Creating a Custom Timer Job
Introduction
Requirements and Logistics for Creating Timer Jobs
Testing the Timer Job Deployment
Adding Server Side Functionality to the Dialog
What We Covered
Modal Dialogs
JavaScript and the Client Object Model
Creating a Custom Dialog
Deploying and Testing the Dialog User Control
Controlling the Client Side Behavior and Visibility of the Dialog