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Sharepoint Designer Vs Visual Studio 2010

For sharepoint development (I'm new to this) - can anyone tell me whether to use Sharepoint Designer 2010 for the developer or use Visual Studio 2010.

Sharepoint Designer is free with the Sharepoint license, and Visual Studio comes with a price.

anyone can help.

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SharePoint Designer lets you edit directly in the site collection. This is useful for working on those things that you are not going to implement in the SharePoint solution (for deployment by the site collection administrator ...)

To build SharePoint Solutions, for example, using web parts, you need to use Visual Studio.

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There is a free version of Visual Studio, although it may only be available to students. SharePoint Designer allows you to do everything very simply, but you do not have as much freedom as in Visual Studio.

Quite a lot, if you are only trying to do basic things in SharePoint, and you have little programming experience, I would stick with the Designer. If you are trying to create more complex solutions, I would recommend using Visual Studio.

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