As per my knowledge, I have divided SharePoint Developers
into three categories. Each of them in three groups knows SharePoint very well.
Here is the simple image differentiating the SharePoint Developers.
Managing complex custom list and creating custom workflows
are both come under Application maintenance. As per the knowledge on custom
application development I have assumed the developers into three groups,
End User SharePoint Developer: End user SharePoint developer
can have owner or contributor permissions on a site. He can able to create or
modify list views (personal or Shared). He is able to change the complex list
view to his needs by filtering and sorting the list data. User can add web parts
and change the settings of the web part if he has owner permissions to page.
End User SharePoint Developer can use Internet explorer or
any other web browsers.
Power User SharePoint Developer: Power User SharePoint
Developer will have permissions for site owners or site collection
Administrator. He can able to develop complex applications, site pages, and
designer workflows. He can have knowledge to modify the web part pages,
connecting external data sources and show the data in SharePoint site dashboards.
He can have knowledge on JavaScript. He can develop the applications by using SharePoint
Out of box features, so that we can see the results in a quick manner.
This user mainly uses Internet Explorer and SharePoint
designer to build the applications.
Advanced SharePoint Developer: Advanced SharePoint Developer
will have knowledge on SharePoint out of Box features, SharePoint Designer and
Custom development using Visual Studio. He can able to build features,
Solutions and workflows using Visual Studio. He will have command on everything
in SharePoint as well as .net concepts.
This user uses Internet explorer, SharePoint designer and
Visual Studio to do his work.
Here is the simple image differentiating the SharePoint Developers.
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