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Benefits | SharePoint 2010 benefits for developers

SharePoint 2010 benefits for developers

​With SharePoint 2010, you and your development team can build custom applications and components to rapidly respond to business needs. With familiar tools, it’s easy to create Web Parts, external content types and workflow activities for use in SharePoint solutions. A full set of extensibility APIs also lets you customise your SharePoint implementations. What’s more, you can count on community support and training opportunities to help you do your work in SharePoint quickly and effectively.
Benefits
Be more productive
​Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 gives you a complete set of project templates, designers and packaging tools for SharePoint 2010 solutions. Plus, you can install SharePoint 2010 on Microsoft Windows 7, making it easier than ever to develop SharePoint applications.
Fully use platform services
​SharePoint 2010 helps you build powerful business solutions using new features such as Language Integrated Query (LINQ) to SharePoint, OData Services and the Client Object Model. You also can use Business Connectivity Services to pull external data, complete with read/write capability, into SharePoint 2010.
Deploy and monitor flexible solutions
​SharePoint 2010 delivers on the promise of flexible deployment options: Use Sandbox Solutions to limit code CPU time, Microsoft SQL Server execution time and exception handling. Take advantage of the Microsoft Silverlight Web Part and the Client Object Model to offload custom code from the server. Plus, use these same technologies to deploy custom code to SharePoint Online.
Top features
Web Parts

​Use Web Parts to add new functionality to SharePoint sites. Add a Web Part to any page and the new functionality will appear when the page is displayed.



Business Connectivity Services
​Work with external data, whether online or offline, in SharePoint 2010 and Microsoft Office 2010 applications using Business Connectivity Services (BCS, formerly named the Business Data Catalogue).


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