Working with the new Visual Studio 2010 has become so easy that even I can write my own event handlers within no time. Traditionally you'll go thru alot of pain of writing classes, creating features, and then deploying and activation of those features.
here you go in simple steps:
first create new project, by selecting the SharePoint Event Receiver project type.
Enter the site for debugging your code and select deploy as a farm solution
Select the List Item Events type, for Announcements (e.g.) for an item is being deleted
Write your code to handle whatever you want to achieve.
You can build the project, or just simply deploy it to your site if you are sure there are no errors.
Now sit back and relax Visual Studio 2010 will do all the work for you, and deploy the project into correct areas and do whatever is required to be done such as snk, .wsp, web.config, feature activation etc etc.
Now the moment of truth, i'll try to delete an announcement from my site
and there you go the code has worked, (i don't know how hahaha)
if you notice in your project you had an xml file Elements.xml it has a ListTemplateID="104", here is the list of all id(s) which you might need.
100 Generic list
101 Document library
102 Survey
103 Links list
104 Announcements list
105 Contacts list
106 Events list
107 Tasks list
108 Discussion board
109 Picture library
110 Data sources
111 Site template gallery
112 User Information list
113 Web Part gallery
114 List template gallery
115 XML Form library
116 Master pages gallery
117 No-Code Workflows
118 Custom Workflow Process
119 Wiki Page library
120 Custom grid for a list
130 Data Connection library
140 Workflow History
150 Gantt Tasks list
200 Meeting Series list
201 Meeting Agenda list
202 Meeting Attendees list
204 Meeting Decisions list
207 Meeting Objectives list
210 Meeting text box
211 Meeting Things To Bring list
212 Meeting Workspace Pages list
301 Blog Posts list
302 Blog Comments list
303 Blog Categories list
1100 Issue tracking
1200 Administrator tasks list
