Pro Office 365 development

Collins, Mark J. (Mark Jeffery) (author.). Mayberry, Michael, (author.).

Summary: Pro Office 365 Development, Second Edition, is a practical, hands-on guide to building applications for the cloud with Office 365. Combine Office 365 features out of the box with custom code to make the most of what this increasingly powerful and flexible platform has to offer. As an Office 365 developer, you have an amazing range of technologies at your fingertips. Build custom SharePoint apps in Visual Studio using HTML5, CSS, and jQuery. Create declarative workflow applications with Visio and SharePoint Designer. Use Access Web Database to publish your data on the web, or write Exchange and Lync applications. All these possibilities and more are covered. You also have unprecedented control and flexibility over how you use these technologies in your applications. With a powerful set of Office 365 APIs, you can now access and integrate Office 365 data directly into your web or native applications, with full control of authentication, authorization and discovery. No prior cloud experience is necessary. Sample projects are designed to bring the reader up-to-speed quickly, with full step-by-step instructions to maximize your success across the whole Office 365 suite. Whether you want to build desktop client applications or browser-only solutions, Pro Office 365 Development will show you how to do it.

Record details

ISBN: 9781484202456
ISBN: 9781484202456
ISBN: 1484202457
ISBN: 1484202449
ISBN: 9781484202449
Physical Description: 1 online resource : color illustrations
remote
Edition: Second edition.
Publisher: [Berkeley, California] : Apress, [2014]
Distributor: New York, NY : Distributed to the Book trade worldwide by Springer
Copyright: ©2014

Content descriptions

General Note:	Includes index.
Bibliography, etc. Note:	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note:	Using Visio to Define a WorkflowDesigning a Workflow in Visio; Using Stages; Using Steps; Defining Parallel Processing; Using Actions; Designing the Request Process Workflow; Configuring the Workflow; Implementing the Workflow; Configuring the Approval Task; Designing a Condition; Handling the Rejected Request; Cancelling the Request; Sending an E-Mail; Handling the Approved Request; Understanding a Task Process; Using the Text-Based Designer; Configuring the Workflow Start Options; Testing the Initial Workflow; Publishing the Workflow; Processing a Request; Reviewing the Results
Information Relating to Copyright Status:	Copyright © 2014 Mark J. Collins and Michael Mayberry 2014
Source of Description Note:	Online resource; title from PDF title page (SpringerLink, viewed November 19, 2014).