SharePoint 개발 입문자를 위한 가이드라인

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05/15/2008

새롭게 SharePoint 개발을 시작하는 입문자를 위한 가이드라인입니다; [자세히 보기]

우리나라 개발자를 위한 교육 과정은 오른쪽의 "공인교육센터 교육과정"을 참고해 주십시오.

How do I get started working as a Professional Developer on SharePoint? Here's a brief outline of the options.

First you need to have prerequisite skills in .NET Development and in particular ASP.NET Development. SharePoint is built on those technologies and most everything you do in SharePoint is using .NET and ASP.NET with additional functionality, and additional API's.

Go on a Training Course

When I started out on SharePoint as an experienced .NET developer I realized there is lots of new stuff to learn. The first thing I did was attend The Great SharePoint Adventure course by Ted Pattison Group. The trainer for the week long course was Andrew Connell.

Ted Pattison Group – The Great SharePoint Adventure
MindSharp – Developers Guide to Windows SharePoint Services
AppDev - FREE Sample Microsoft SharePoint 2007 for Developers Training CD

Online Microsoft eLearning Training – Free for a limited time

A great starting place is to take an online course.

WSS Development
MOSS Development

Read Books

Here's some great books on SharePoint development. There are plenty more available at the online book stores so make your own choice.

Inside Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
Inside Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007

Get Certified – Take an Exam

There is SharePoint developer certification for both WSS and MOSS.

70-541 TS: Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 – Application Development
70-542 TS: Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 – Application Development

Write Your First SharePoint Program

To write SharePoint code you need:

SharePoint installed on your local development machine and this means you need to run Windows Server 2003 or Windows Server 2008. VPCs are available here. There is a SharePoint one, or you can get a smaller base and add WSS or MOSS to it.
Get Visual Studio 2005 Professional or above, the Visual Studio 2005 extensions for Windows SharePoint Services 3.0, v1.1 and the Visual Studio 2005 extensions for Windows Workflow Foundation (Visual Studio 2008 support is planned for June 2008).
Get the WSS SDK and the MOSS SDK. They are also available online for WSS and MOSS.
Start Visual Studio on your Windows Server machine that has SharePoint installed and create a new Windows Console Application. Yes there are SharePoint project templates, but I'm going for a fast first SharePoint program here and we don't need them yet.
If you are on Windows Server 2008 then make sure you started Visual Studio by right click and run as administrator.
Add a reference to Microsoft.SharePoint.dll (shown in references as Windows SharePoint Services)
Add a using Microsoft.SharePoint
Add this code:

static void Main(string[] args)

{

// Update to your server name

SPSite siteCollection = new SPSite("https://localhost");

SPWebCollection sites = siteCollection.AllWebs;

foreach (SPWeb site in sites)

{

SPListCollection lists = site.Lists;

Console.WriteLine("Site: {0} Lists: {1}",

site.Name, lists.Count.ToString());

foreach (SPList list in lists)

{

Console.WriteLine("List: {0} {1}",

list.Title, list.ID.ToString());

}

site.Dispose();

}

siteCollection.Dispose();

Console.WriteLine("Press ENTER to continue");

Console.ReadLine();

}

9. Run it with F5

This is all also described here in the WSS SDK.

Join the Discussion and Ask Questions on the MSDN Forums

This is a great place to search for answers, or to ask questions yourself, or to answer other people's questions. The SharePoint Developer and Programming forum is pretty active.

SharePoint Development and Programming Forum

Watch WebCasts

For WSS (the basic SharePoint API stuff) there are many on MSDN under Getting Started and under Learn.
For MOSS there's also Getting Started and Learn material.