Programming Microsoft Office 365 shows students how to build custom solutions that access and interact with their Office 365 data right from within apps, on practically any mobile, web, and desktop platform. Leading Office solutions developer Paolo Pialorsi offers practical, code-rich, task-based coverage of every key aspect of Office 365 development. Readers learn hands-on by building a complete, start-to-finish solution with the newest major release of Office 365.
Programming Microsoft Office 365 shows students how to build custom solutions that access and interact with their Office 365 data right from within apps, on practically any mobile, web, and desktop platform. Leading Office solutions developer Paolo Pialorsi offers practical, code-rich, task-based coverage of every key aspect of Office 365 development. Readers learn hands-on by building a complete, start-to-finish solution with the newest major release of Office 365.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Paolo Pialorsi is a consultant, trainer, conference speaker, and author who specializes in developing Microsoft Office 365 and Microsoft SharePoint–based enterprise solutions. Paolo works in a company of his own (www.piasys.com) and has a great deal of experience on Office 365 and SharePoint, and he is a Microsoft Certified Solutions Master – Charter SharePoint, as well as a Microsoft Office Servers and Services MVP. He is also a regular speaker at international IT conferences. He has spoken at Microsoft TechEd Europe, the European SharePoint Conference, the SharePoint Conference in the United States, and many other IT conferences worldwide. Paolo is the author of many Microsoft Press books about .NET, Windows 8, SharePoint, and Office 365. His latest books include Programming Microsoft Office 365, Microsoft SharePoint 2013 Developer Reference, Build Windows 8 Apps with Microsoft Visual C# and Visual Basic Step by Step, and Programming Microsoft LINQ in Microsoft .NET 4.0. He has also written some Italian-language books about .NET, XML, and Web Services. In 2014, he was Co-Programme Chair of the European SharePoint Conference. Since January 2015, Paolo has been a proud member of the Office 365 Developers Patterns & Practices Core Team (http://aka.ms/OfficeDevPnP).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I Getting started Chapter 1 Microsoft Office 365: A quick tour What is Microsoft Office 365? Licensing and subscription plans Administration in Office 365 Chapter 2 Overview of Office 365 development Setting up your development environment Office 365 applications development SharePoint online development Office client development Part II Office 365 programming model Chapter 3 Microsoft Graph API reference
What is the Microsoft Graph API? Consuming users and security groups Consuming mail, contacts, and calendars Consuming OneDrive for Business Working with Office 365 Groups Chapter 4 Azure Active Directory and security Introducing Azure Active Directory Configuring apps and services in Azure AD Understanding OpenID Connect and OAuth 2.0 Active Directory Authentication Library Part III Consuming Office 365 Chapter 5 Mail, calendar, and contact services Setting up the environment Mail services Calendar services Contact services Chapter 6 Users and Groups services Users services Groups services Office 365 Groups services Chapter 7 File services Working with drives, files, and folders Permissions and sharing Chapter 8 Microsoft Graph SDK for .NET Introduction to the Microsoft Graph SDK Querying resources Managing resources Real-life examples Chapter 9 SharePoint REST API Introducing the REST API Common REST API usage
Part IV SharePoint and Office app Chapter 10 Creating Office 365 applications
Solution overview Creating and registering the Office 365 application Basic UI elements with Office UI Fabric Extending and consuming SharePoint Online Using the Microsoft Graph Creating asynchronous jobs Publishing the application on Azure Office 365 Connectors Chapter 11 Overview of Office Add-ins Introducing Office Add-ins Creating Outlook Add-ins Office JavaScript APIs Creating Content and Task Pane Add-ins Chapter 12 Publishing your applications and add-ins Options for publishing add-ins and web applications Using the Seller Dashboard Licensing model Metrics and company profile
Introduction Part I Getting started Chapter 1 Microsoft Office 365: A quick tour What is Microsoft Office 365? Licensing and subscription plans Administration in Office 365 Chapter 2 Overview of Office 365 development Setting up your development environment Office 365 applications development SharePoint online development Office client development Part II Office 365 programming model Chapter 3 Microsoft Graph API reference
What is the Microsoft Graph API? Consuming users and security groups Consuming mail, contacts, and calendars Consuming OneDrive for Business Working with Office 365 Groups Chapter 4 Azure Active Directory and security Introducing Azure Active Directory Configuring apps and services in Azure AD Understanding OpenID Connect and OAuth 2.0 Active Directory Authentication Library Part III Consuming Office 365 Chapter 5 Mail, calendar, and contact services Setting up the environment Mail services Calendar services Contact services Chapter 6 Users and Groups services Users services Groups services Office 365 Groups services Chapter 7 File services Working with drives, files, and folders Permissions and sharing Chapter 8 Microsoft Graph SDK for .NET Introduction to the Microsoft Graph SDK Querying resources Managing resources Real-life examples Chapter 9 SharePoint REST API Introducing the REST API Common REST API usage
Part IV SharePoint and Office app Chapter 10 Creating Office 365 applications
Solution overview Creating and registering the Office 365 application Basic UI elements with Office UI Fabric Extending and consuming SharePoint Online Using the Microsoft Graph Creating asynchronous jobs Publishing the application on Azure Office 365 Connectors Chapter 11 Overview of Office Add-ins Introducing Office Add-ins Creating Outlook Add-ins Office JavaScript APIs Creating Content and Task Pane Add-ins Chapter 12 Publishing your applications and add-ins Options for publishing add-ins and web applications Using the Seller Dashboard Licensing model Metrics and company profile
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