LightUp SharePoint | MS Free Developer Event

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"[PT] O LightUp Sharepoint Developer roadshow é um evento gratuito da Microsoft direccionado a gestores de equipas de desenvolvimento, developers ou arquitectos com interesse em soluções avançadas, elegantes e interactivas sobre a plataforma Sharepoint. Ao longo deste dia iremos apresentar-lhe as diferentes opções para desenvolvimento de soluções avançadas Sharepoint nos seus clientes, e como utilizar as diferentes ferramentas e plataformas Microsoft para o efeito, como o Visual Studio 2010 ou o Silverlight. Este evento é a oportunidade ideal para ficar a conhecer a ligação entre o mundo do Sharepoint e a visão global da Microsoft para a área do desenvolvimento, bem como para saber como aproveitar tudo o que esta plataforma tem para oferecer, muito além das funcionalidades out-of-the-box."

9h00: Recepção e Credenciação
9h30: Introduction to SharePoint 2010/BPOS development (45 Min)
10h15: Light Up SharePoint with Silverlight (60 Min)
11h15: Coffee Break
11h30: Professional SharePoint development with VS2010 (60 Min)
12h30: Almoço Livre
14h00: Team Development and ALM for SharePoint projects (45 Min)
14h45: Testing SharePoint solutions - Overview (45 Min)
15h30: Coffee Break
15h45: Technical Community Session (60 min)
16h45: Wrap-Up (15 Min)
17h00: Encerramento

Register Page
https://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032475066&Culture=pt-PT

Post CPS
http://www.sharepointpt.org/archive/2011/01/13/light-up-developer-sharepoint-roadshow-vem-aí-mais-um-evento-07022011.aspx

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