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Python, uno de los lenguajes soportados en la GoogleApps
beginning: python, ShowMeDo.

jQuery commercial screencast: Peepcode.com

SharePoint 2010, la tecnología de mayor crecimiento en micro$oft


Learning Snack for Developers:
Microsoft eLearning:
SharePoint 2010 for Internet Sites Implementers' Course

Developing on SharePoint 2010

Getting Start
LINQ for SharePoint 2010 Tutorial

Advanced Developer Training
Formal Training:
Microsoft: Portal Oficial de SharePoint 2010; guías generales, marketing etc.

Migration from 2007 to 2010
Channel 9 Webcast/Conferences

Administrator/IT Consultant must know Information:

Videos Demos and Training Getting Started with SharePoint Server 2010 for IT Pros
Advanced IT Professional Training:
Compare SharePoint Editions
Operations and manageability for SharePoint Server 2010

SharePoint 2007,
Authentication:
Branding:
Ramp up
  1. Track: SharePoint for Developers – Part 1
  2. Track: SharePoint for Developers – Part 2
Business Data Catalog
InfoPath
User Controls


Web Parts
Commercial Videos:
  1. Trainsignal SharePoint 2007/2010 Training
  2. Point8020 (watch 12 hours of free, in-depth developer training)
  3. Lynda.com SharePoint 2007/2010
  4. Total Training: Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007
  5. SharePoint-Videos.com / 2007 and 2010
  6. Pluralsight: SharePoint Services Fundamentals for Developers On-Demand (wss3.0, MOSS 2007)
  7. VTC Computer Software Training
  8. LearnDevNow: SharePoint Library (2007/2010)
  9. AppDev: Microsoft SharePoint Trainig
  10. Pilothouse Consulting: SharePoint Training DVDs (2010/2007/2003)
  11. CBT Nuggets:
  12. USPJ Academy
  13. Sahil Malik: SharePoint 2010 & 2007 Franklins.Net Video Training
  14. Welcome to the SharePoint Shepherd's Guide for End Users

Blogs:
  1. Best SharePoint blogs (2007/2010)
  2. Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 Launch: A summary of Technical Content that Matters to Developers

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