We have a site called the Sharepoint Guidance – Pattern’s & Practices Web site which helps Sharepoint Architects & Administrators understand the considerations that may need to be taken in order to develop applications on it on the Sharepoint platform on a broad scale within a corporate Intranet. (Visit the site at http://www.codeplex.com/spg for more information) Much of this informational guidance is packaged up into a semi-frequent package to help architects get started.
This guidance helps architects and developers build SharePoint intranet applications. A reference implementation (RI) demonstrates solutions to common architectural, development and lifecycle management challenges.
This guidance discusses the following:
- Architectural decisions about patterns, feature factoring and packaging.
- Design tradeoffs for common decisions many developers encounter.
- Implementation examples demonstrated in the RI and in the QuickStarts.
- How to design for testability, create unit tests, and run continuous integration.
- Set up of development, build, test, staging, and production environments.
- Managing the application life cycle including upgrade.
- Team-based intranet application development.
The following areas are not discussed in this version of the guidance:
- Content-oriented sites that use Web content management
- Internet and enterprise-scale SharePoint applications
- Multilingual SharePoint applications
- Scale or security testing of SharePoint applications
USAGE INSTRUCTIONS:
http://www.codeplex.com/spg/Wiki/View.aspx?title=Getting%20Started&referringTitle=Home
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