TechGuy said
I am still reading the book but I like it very much. I should have bought this book first. It starts from the beginning and gives you a good background to learn SP. There are a lot of good examples to test out what you have learned. Be sure to have an active site to work with and really learn this great material. I give this book 2 big thumbs up. If you want to learn SP, start here.
Jean Marrapodi said
I run the SharePoint helpdesk at my office and this is one of the most practical books out there. I have many resources on my bookshelf but tend to turn to this one first. The steps are clearly documented and the examples are written by people in the business world. Clearly worth the investment.
Curtis Ritchey said
This book contains lots of good info for a person new to SharePoint but I found the "Try It Out" sections to be an exercise in frustration. Many of the "Try It Out" sections do not pick up from where the previous one left off and do not provide instructions on getting to the point where Step 1 of the section can be performed. Very annoying.
Ryan Kennedy said
In between Sharepoint for Dummies and the MOSS Administrator Manual is this book - how to actually use SharePoint in the organisation. It has everything you need to know about the different components and what to do with them. A lifesaver!!!
S. Demiliani said
I've read a lot of books about Sharepoint and MOSS and actually I can say that this is my personal "top of the list" for ayone who wants to be introduced into the Sharepoint and MOSS world.
The book is simple to read and rich of guided samples, it covers all the aspects you need in order to start working with Sharepoint and MOSS.
If you're a developer that wants to customize the engine, this is not the right book for you... but if you've the needs to learn Sharepoint and to work immediately with it, this is extremely recommended.
As usual, Wrox is a guarantee...
(by http://www.demiliani.com/blog)
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