QuickLearn’s SharePoint 2010 Training

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You will not run into your typical Hello World walkthrough with QuickLearn’s new SharePoint 2010 courseware. QuickLearn’s SharePoint 2010 curriculum are scenario-driven classes in which we set out to create real-life SharePoint solutions, dissect them and provide best practice solutions to real problems developers face. Our classes have greater focus on interesting issues such as:

  • Developing solutions that can be easily migrated into different environments and packaged for automatic deployment
  • Creating code in a secure fashion while working within the limitations of SharePoint’s sandbox solution model, writing client-side object model code that reduces external calls, batches operations, and attempts to reduce request size
  • Accessing custom external data sources that aren’t readily accessible with out of the box tooling

Our courses cover each topic in a broader way by providing more in depth labs. Rather than dozens of 10-15 minute labs our 45-60 minute labs provide a more complete picture of each topic.

We show you how to exercise SharePoint’s strengths, as well as work through some of its more challenging areas. Our classes won’t give you a simplified sales pitch that leaves you wanting more, but instead will provide real guidance, for real solutions.

For 20% off register before January 20th with the promotion code: NEWSP.

Anthony Borton Awarded 6th ALM MVP

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2012 is off to a great start for QuickLearn’s lead ALM instructor, Anthony Borton. Anthony has beenMVP_FullColor_ForScreen awarded the Microsoft® MVP Award for Visual Studio ALM for the 6th consecutive year. This award is given to exceptional technical community leaders who actively share their high quality, real world expertise with others.

Anthony has developed our leading ALM curriculum that focuses on everything connected to Microsoft Team Foundation Server. He is a popular and highly regarded instructor and international presenter. If you’re eager to learn how to developer software better, please check out our upcoming TFS ALM courses starting again in February.

For those of you eagerly awaiting the upcoming BETA release of the next version of Visual Studio and TFS, make sure you keep an eye out for news of our upcoming early-adopter courses which Anthony is putting the finishing touches on right now. Why not follow us on Facebook or LinkedIn to make sure you don’t miss our announcement.

Happy New Year to all our readers and I hope you’re year has started with some great news as well.