CAML.NET is a component library for developing SharePoint solutions that is gaining popularity in the developer community because it enables you to build solutions without having to focus on writing CAML, the XML-based language that SharePoint processes to locate runtime components and build data structures. XML is a powerful language for data processing, but can greatly reduce the productivity of software developers because it increases the chance for hard to find errors and limits your ability to reuse the same code in other solutions. The purpose of this site is to provide a community resource for SharePoint developers to network and share their experiences using the CAML.NET framework. Here you will find code you can download and forums where you can discuss best practices related to all kinds of collaborative application development on the SharePoint platform. We appreciate you taking the time to explore the CAML.NET framework. If you have any questions or concerns along the way, please feel free to contact us either by email or phone: support@camldotnet.com |
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