Learn SharePoint Basics
This topic includes guidance about some of the fundamental challenges that architects and developers face when they create a SharePoint application. The examples that provide guidance on how to address these challenges come from the Training Management reference implementation. This application demonstrates how to develop a basic SharePoint application. For a detailed discussion about the Training Management application, see Training Management Reference Implementation.
The following subtopics describe the design decisions that were made for the Training Management application: Using Site Definitions. This topic explains the reasons for using a site definition to package the Training Management application. Content Types. This topic is a general discussion of content types and their relationships to list. Using SharePoint Lists vs. Database Tables. This topic explains the reasons why lists, instead of databases, are used for data storage in the Training Management application. Using List Definitions. This topic explains the reasons for using list definitions in the Training Management application. Extending SharePoint List UIs. This topic explains the options that were evaluated when extending the SharePoint list user interfaces. Enforcing Custom List Item Data Validation. This topic explains the reasons for using custom event receivers to perform data validation. Using Standard and Custom Web Parts. This topic explains when to use standard SharePoint Web Parts and when to use custom Web Parts. Using Workflows and Event Receivers. This topic explains when to use workflows and when to use event receivers. Using SharePoint Permissions. This topic explains how the Training Management application uses custom groups and permission levels to implement security. Organizing Features. This topic explains how to organize SharePoint features in a solution. It uses the Training Management application as an example.
The following subtopics describe the design decisions that were made for the Training Management application: Using Site Definitions. This topic explains the reasons for using a site definition to package the Training Management application. Content Types. This topic is a general discussion of content types and their relationships to list. Using SharePoint Lists vs. Database Tables. This topic explains the reasons why lists, instead of databases, are used for data storage in the Training Management application. Using List Definitions. This topic explains the reasons for using list definitions in the Training Management application. Extending SharePoint List UIs. This topic explains the options that were evaluated when extending the SharePoint list user interfaces. Enforcing Custom List Item Data Validation. This topic explains the reasons for using custom event receivers to perform data validation. Using Standard and Custom Web Parts. This topic explains when to use standard SharePoint Web Parts and when to use custom Web Parts. Using Workflows and Event Receivers. This topic explains when to use workflows and when to use event receivers. Using SharePoint Permissions. This topic explains how the Training Management application uses custom groups and permission levels to implement security. Organizing Features. This topic explains how to organize SharePoint features in a solution. It uses the Training Management application as an example.
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