Introduction to Azure Web Applications for Office and SharePoint Developers

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This document appears to be a presentation on SharePoint Saturday Atlanta. It includes an agenda listing topics such as host webs, app webs, permissions, authorization and authentication. It also discusses SharePoint add-ins and extensibility frameworks. Tables are shown being created to store tenant, issuing authority key and signup token information. The presentation encourages attendees to join for SharePint, a social event directly after the presentation at a nearby brewery.

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The Microsoft Power Platform provides a tremendous amount of native functionality, enhanced by premium and third-party connectors. But sometimes that's just not enough to get the job done. You need something specific, a plugin that does exactly what the business needs without complex backend configuration, confusing expression syntax or additional per-user cost. In this step-by-step tutorial you will learn how to create a custom connector from scratch, construct an API definition, deploy it to the cloud and make it available to users throughout your tenant so they can easily drop it into their forms and flows. As an added bonus, you'll also learn valuable tips and tricks for scaling out your custom connectors for enterprise, ISV and multi-tenant scenarios.

App to AppExchange - A Journey from Idea to Market for Salesforce DevelopersEric Shupps

This document summarizes the journey of developing an app for the Salesforce AppExchange marketplace. It describes conceptualizing the app idea as a set of REST APIs, developing the APIs using Swagger code generation, and packaging it for the Salesforce platform. It then details the challenges of the AppExchange security review process and requirements for ongoing app management, release management and responsible for own marketing to drive customers. The overall document provides guidance on developing an app for the AppExchange from concept to market.

Beginners Guide to Custom Connectors for Power Apps and Power AutomateEric Shupps

OSW06 - A Real World Guide to Building Highly Available Fault Tolerant ShareP...Eric Shupps

High availability and disaster recovery are fundamental requirement for mission-critical SharePoint environments but the costs and complexity of deploying, managing and maintaining the necessary components can exceed the reach of many organizations. By leveraging the power of Microsoft Azure to extend your data center into the cloud, you can ensure 24x7x365 continuous operation of your SharePoint farms without the costs and complexity of on-premises infrastructure. In this full-day, interactive workshop you will learn how to easily migrate entire farms to the cloud, provide worldwide redundancy, rapidly scale up to meet increased demands, and fail-over seamlessly in the event of an emergency. With over four hours of step by step demonstrations and a wealth of tips and tricks gained from real-world experience, you will gain the fundamental knowledge needed to begin leveraging the power of Microsoft Azure to meet your service delivery objectives and prevent unplanned outages.

OSH01 - Developing SharePoint Framework Solutions for the EnterpriseEric Shupps

The SharePoint Framework provides a modern development platform for cloud-first solutions using popular web technologies. But integrating the new model in a structured enterprise development environment can be quite challenging, from toolset integration to application lifecycle maintenance, SPFx creates a number of challenges that can inhibit adoption. In this session you will learn how to overcome these challenges by using popular Microsoft tools such as Visual Studio and Team Foundation Services to deliver well-managed projects that plug easily into existing enterprise development patterns.

Mastering Modern Authentication and Authorization Techniques for SharePoint, ...Eric Shupps

In the cloud-first era, application development for SharePoint, Office 365 and Azure AD requires strong working knowledge of modern authentication and authorization techniques across multiple platforms. in this deep-dive session, developers will learn how to create secure, cloud-ready applications using OAuth, ADAL, and Azure AD to communication with the Microsoft Graph, SharePoint and other cloud-connected services.

Developing SharePoint Framework Solutions for the Enterprise (SPC 2019)Eric Shupps

This document summarizes a podcast discussion between Paul Schaeflein and Eric Shupps about developing applications and extensions for Microsoft 365 and SharePoint. The discussion covers SharePoint Framework (SPFx), developing with modern tools and frameworks like TypeScript and Node.js, common challenges for developers transitioning to the new models, and the future of the Microsoft extensibility platform.

Developing SharePoint Framework Solutions for the Enterprise - SEF 2019Eric Shupps

SharePoint 24x7x365 Architecting for High Availability, Fault Tolerance and D...Eric Shupps

Overcoming Gender Imbalance in the Technical FieldEric Shupps

Inequality in the technology industry is an ongoing issue, with some disciplines approaching near complete gender exclusivity. But the SharePoint community has always trended in the opposite direction, with high rates of participation and inclusion across the board. Why is this? What makes our community different, how do we keep it going and, most importantly, how do we expand it into other areas?

Mastering Modern Authentication and Authorization for SharePoint and Office A...Eric Shupps

In the cloud-first era, application development for SharePoint, Office 365 and Azure AD requires strong working knowledge of modern authentication and authorization techniques across multiple platforms. In this deep-dive session, developers will learn how to create secure, cloud-ready applications using OAuth, ADAL, and Azure AD to communicate with the Microsoft Graph, SharePoint, and other cloud-connected services.

Enterprise Content Management Solutions in SharePoint and Office 365Eric Shupps

Creating Cloud-Ready Enterprise Applications with the SharePoint 2013 Add-In ...Eric Shupps

This document discusses authorization methods in SharePoint including OAuth and access tokens. It also summarizes differences between .NET and JavaScript for developing SharePoint solutions. REST APIs are covered as well as options for deploying SharePoint apps such as the App Catalog, Office Store, and private packages. Trust models like high trust using certificates and low trust with Azure ACS are also summarized.