Part 2: SharePoint extensibility has traditionally been done using solution packages (*.wsp’s). The two types of solutions, farm and sandbox, are covered in depth in this module. Students will learn when they are available depending on the deployments, what you can and can’t do with them as scenarios when they are applicable. Next, SharePoint 2013 introduces a new way to extend SharePoint sites: the SharePoint App Model. This module will cover everything students need to know about the SharePoint App Model including how to deploy them to the Marketplace to monetize your projects.
Part 3: In this course you will learn how to create custom application pages as well as content pages and the details around customizing pages. In addition this course will also dive into the aspects of customizing the SharePoint user interface for custom branding experiences as well as customizing and extending the SharePoint Ribbon and how to create custom list views using JavaScript. Additional on-premises only capabilties are covered such as custom field types and field controls.
Part 4: In this course students will learn the basics of security and permissions in SharePoint 2013, specifically AuthN, AuthZ and claims based security. In addition students will also learn how to program with the security API and how to secure SharePoint Apps using app identity, and the new support for OAuth and server-to-server (S2S) authentication/security.
Part 5: In this course you will learn how to create lists and document libraries using the SharePoint development tools in Visual Studio 2012. Students will also learn about the various events in SharePoint 2013 including the new remote event receiver capability. This course covers everything students need to know about building solutions that run on the server and use the SharePoint Server-Side API. You will also learn how to setup LINQ for SharePoint and query lists as well as use the more traditional methods of working with SharePoint data using CAML, SPQuery and SPSiteDataQuery. In this course students will learn how to leverage each of the three client object models (CSOM) implementations in SharePoint projects. In addition students will also learn how to use the new WCF Data Services (OData/REST) and Web Services to access SharePoint data from off the server. Finally this course will cover other client-side development topics such as working with notifications, status messages, toast messages and dialogs.
Part 6: SharePoint 2013 dramatically changes the workflow architecture in the latest release. Workflow is now handled by Azure Workflow Services, both in on-premise and hosted deployments. In this course students will learn how to create custom workflows using SharePoint Designer 2013 and Visual Studio 2012 as well as some of the new capabilities introduced in SharePoint 2013 workflows: dynamic values, stages and remote web service calls. In this course students will learn how to consume and interact with external data sources as well as how to create a custom .NET Assembly Connector. In addition students will also learn how to create BCS-enabled SharePoint Apps and some of the new support for remote callouts as well as how to work with BCS via the client-side object model. Previous versions of SharePoint included various search implementations between SharePoint search and FAST search. In SharePoint 2013 Microsoft merged their search implementations into a single, unified search architecture with a powerful and robust search API that is accessible both in server-side and client-side solutions. In this course students will learn about the search architecture as well as how to leverage it in custom solutions.
Table of content
Part 1:
- Understanding SharePoint 2013
- SharePoint History
- Significant Changes from SharePoint 2010
- SharePoint 2013 Topology and Architecture
- Demo: Exploring SharePoint 2013
- SharePoint 2013 Deployment Options
- SharePoint 2013 Development and Extensibility Options
- Summary
- SharePoint Development Practices and Techniques
- Extensibility and Development Options
- Packaging Extensibility and Development Artifacts and SharePoint 2013 APIs
- SharePoint Development Environment
- SharePoint Development Tools and Utilities
- Demo: Exploring Development Tools: “Napa” and Visual Studio 2012
- Debugging and Logging
- Demo: Developer Dashboard and Unified Logging Service
- Community Development Tools and Utilities
- Demo: Using Fiddler: 101
- Client-Side Development Tools and Libraries
- Demo: JavaScript: Browsers and Libraries
- Windows PowerShell and SharePoint
- Demo: Windows PowerShell and SharePoint
- Summary
- Developing SharePoint Solutions
- Understanding SharePoint Solutions
- Farm Solutions
- Demo: Creating Farm Solutions
- Sandbox Solutions
- Demo: Creating Sandboxed Solutions
- Breaking Out of the Sandbox
- SharePoint Features
- Summary
- Developing SharePoint Apps
- Introduction to SharePoint Apps
- Demo: Crating a SharePoint-Hosted App
- Developing SharePoint Apps
- Demo: Creating a Provider-Hosted App
- Distribution and Deployment
- Demo: Adding a List to the App Web
- App Lifecycle Events
- Summary
- Pages, Navigation and User Interface
- Master Pages in SharePoint 2013
- Site Pages and Modules
- Demo: Provisioning Site Pages using Page Templates
- Custom View Rendering with JSLink
- Demo: Creating Custom List Views with JavaScript
- Application Pages and Extending Site Settings
- Demo: Application Pages and Extending Site Settings
- Reusable Type Definitions and Templates
- Field Types and Field Controls
- Demo: Field Types and Field Controls
- Site Columns and Content Types
- Demo: Site Columns and Content Types
- List Definitions and Templates
- Demo: List Definitions and Templates
- Site Definitions
- Web Templates
- Summary
- Auth and Application Identity
- SharePoint 2013 and Application Identity
- Demo: Inspecting User Claims in SAML Tokens
- Requesting and Granting Application Permissions
- Demo: Installing an App that Requires Permissions
- Authentication using OAuth
- Server-to-server (S2S) High Trust
- Demo: Creating Provider-Hosted App that uses S2S Authentication
- Lists, Libraries and Events
- List Instances and Document Libraries
- Demo: Creating Lists
- Events in SharePoint 2013
- Server-Side Event Receivers
- Demo: Server-Side Events
- Remote Event Receivers
- Demo: Remote Event Receivers
- Demo: App Lifecycle Remote Event Receivers
- Server-Side SharePoint Development
- Server-Side API Overview
- Server-Side Data Access, CAML, SPQuery and SPSiteDataQuery
- Demo: CAML, SPQuery and SPSiteDataQuery
- LINQ Primer
- LINQ for SharePoint
- Demo: LINQ for SharePoint
- Client-Side SharePoint Development
- Overview of CSOM and REST
- Programming CSOM with C# and JavaScript
- Demo: Programming CSOM with C#
- REST and ODATA Fundamentals
- Demo: Executing REST Queryies Through the Browser
- Making REST calls with C# and JavaScript
- Demo: Querying and Updating Content Using REST
- Summary
- Developing Workflows
- Workflow in SharePoint 2010
- Workflow in SharePoint 2013
- SharePoint 2013 Workflow Improvements
- Creating Custom Workflows
- Tooling: Visio 2013 and SharePoint Designer 2013
- Demo: Creating Workflows with Visio 2013 and SharePoint Designer 2013
- Tooling: Visual Studio 2012
- Working with Web Services
- Demo: Creating Workflows and Interacting with Web Services using Visual Studio 2012
- Advanced Workflow Debugging
- Summary
- Business Connectivity Services
- BCS Overview and Architecture
- External Content Types
- Using External Content Types
- Creating External Content Types
- Demo: Creating and Using External Content Types
- Performance and Security
- Data Backed External Content Types
- External Content Types in SharePoint Apps
- Demo: Creating OData External Content Types in SharePoint Apps
- Notifications and Custom Event Receivers
- SharePoint Search
- Search Overview
- Executing Queries
- Demo: Creating a Search App
- Search Verticals
- Demo: Search Verticals
- Parsers
- Custom Entity Extraction
- Web Service Callout
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