1. Office 365 Development
July 2014

2. Meet Jeremy Thake | @jthake
Jeremy recently joined Microsoft as Technical Product Manager for the Visual Studio Developer story for Office 365 development
He has been heavily involved in the SharePoint community since 2006
SharePoint MVP award 4 years in a row
Chief Architect shipping two Apps to the Office Store

3. Meet Scott Hillier | @ScotHillier
Microsoft Office
12/4/2018
Meet Scott Hillier
Independent consultant and Microsoft SharePoint Most Valuable Professional (MVP)
SharePoint Conference 2014
SPC230: Building Search Driven Applications with SharePoint 2013
SPC136: JavaScript Best Practices for Developing Apps
SPC005: A Primer in HTML5 and JavaScript
Authored over 20 books
Professional SharePoint 2013 Development
Inside Microsoft SharePoint 2013
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4. Jump Start Target Agenda
Office 365 Development
Module 1: Getting started with Apps for SharePoint and Apps for Office
Module 2: Intro to the Office 365 APIs
Module 3: Moving Full Trust Code to the Cloud Using Repeatable Patterns and Best Practices

5. Intro to the Office 365 APIs
Jeremy Thake
Technical Product Manager, Microsoft
Scot Hillier
SharePoint MVP, Scot Hillier Technical Solutions, LLC

6. Agenda Intro to the Office 365 APIs Getting started Demos Build 2014
12/4/2018
Agenda
Intro to the Office 365 APIs
Getting started
Demos
What new APIs are available, in preview, in the Office 365 Platform
How to use these API’s in your platform of choice
Some sample business scenarios for leveraging these API’s
Level: Intermediate
Audience: Developer Essentials
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7. Office 365 development platform
Contextual apps
Robust Office 365 APIs
Documents
Search
Mail
Calendar
People
Social
Flexible tools
Two kinds of apps :
you light up Office/Exchange/SharePoint.
You consume our services in a custom (device or web) app
Contextual apps
Rich, powerful interactive IW experiences
Do more, without leaving Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, SharePoint
Consistent Framework everywhere that Office runs. Everywhere that people do work
Robust APIs
Big news
More for SharePoint Devs
Growing up outside SharePoint
Flexible Tools
Open-ness and choice is a core pillar
But … we just want to take away all the friction
Tools targeted to specific users
Platforms with best management, capability and scale
What does this mean. Where is the value
Breadth : more endpoints and experiences
Depth: richer APIs. More capabilities
Power:

8. Intro to the Office 365 APIs

9. 12/4/2018
Office 365 device apps
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10. Common consent

11. Single authentication flow for Office 365
Azure AD graph, Exchange, SharePoint,…
Device apps and standalone websites
Admin and end-user consent

12. Secure protocol OAuth 2.0 No capturing user credentials
Fine-grained access scopes
Supports MFA and federated user sign-in
Long-term access through refresh tokens

13. Office 365 discovery services
Automatically determine URL of O365 services
Supports device app and website flows
Secured using Azure AD authentication
Serves information stored about services in AAD

14. Office 365 APIs Active Directory Exchange SharePoint OneDrive
Users
Groups
Exchange
Calendar
Contacts
Mail
SharePoint
Sites
OneDrive
for Business
Files

15. The SharePoint client APIs will work
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The SharePoint client APIs will work
Lists and libraries
User profile
Search
Taxonomy
Feeds …
_api
JavaScript library
Silverlight library
.Net CLR library
Execute query
REST/ OData
Custom client code
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16. Getting Started

17. http://aka.ms/o365apis 12/4/2018
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24. Azure Active Directory portal
demo
Azure Active Directory portal

25. Authentication process
demo
Authentication process

26. Get the tools

27. Visual Studio project support
.NET Windows Store Apps
Windows Forms Application
WPF Application
ASP.NET MVC Web Application
ASP.NET Web Forms Application
Xamarin Android and iOS Applications
Multi-device Hybrid Apps (Cordova)

29. Getting started Office 365 API tools for VS ASP.NET MVC
demo
Getting started Office 365 API tools for VS ASP.NET MVC

31. Demos

32. ASP.NET MVC project demo

33. demo
Windows 8.1 project demo

34. AngularJS HTML/JS project demo

35. demo
Cordova project demo

36. Calling CSOM and REST using authentication bearer token
demo
Calling CSOM and REST using authentication bearer token

37. Office 365 SDK for Android Available today on GitHub
12/4/2018
Office 365 SDK for Android
Available today on GitHub
SDK for native Android apps that use Office 365 APIs
Handles files, lists, mail, and calendar
Integrates with AD authentication library
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38. Conclusion New way of calling Office 365 Services
Available in preview today
Great samples available

39. Dev.
Office
.com
One stop shop for Office Developer Platform

40. Calls to action Explore our MSDN library Play with our code samples
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Calls to action
Explore our MSDN library
Play with our code samples
Follow our patterns & practices
Get answers
Give feedback Drive our roadmap
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41. aka.ms/OfficeAMS Patterns and practices
Providing App Model Patterns for common Full Trust Code scenarios
30+ Visual Studio projects Common scenarios
Branding
Site provisioning
Remote event receivers
Large file support
Taxonomy driven navigation
And much more…
Contribute
Open source coming soon!