1. SharePoint 2013
Ken Maglio
Level 100 -
200

2. Session Evaluations
• Schedule and evaluate each session you attend via our
mobile app that can be used across devices at
http://spsaturday. azurewebsites.net
• You will be able to evaluate sessions added to your “My
Sessions” 25 minutes before the scheduled end time
• Evaluations are stored anonymously and your
feedback is appreciated
• The app will be the only method available to submit session
evaluations for the event and we hope you find it intuitive
and convenient

3. Bio
• Ken Maglio
kmaglio@oakwoodsys.com
• Oakwood Systems Group
• SharePoint Architect
• @kenmaglio

4. SharePoint 2013:
What’s New For Developers

5. Introducing apps for Office 2013 and SharePoint 2013
Apps in a nutshell for Office 2013 and SharePoint 2013

6. THE NEW WAY TO WORK TOGETHER
Organize Discover
Share Build Manage

7. Build Apps Your Way
Apps Sites Cloud
A new development SharePoint 2013 makes The cloud provides you
model for building apps customizing sites easier with the freedom to
provides a secure and for user, web designer choose how and where
scalable way to build and professional to host your apps.
SharePoint solutions. developer alike.

8. Apps for Office and SharePoint
Products & Services &
Apps
Platforms Data
Expense Vacation Risk
SharePoint Calculator Requests Management
Microsoft Dynamics
SharePoint Windows Azure
Bing
Office SQL Server
Help-Desk
Support
Learning
Management
Event
Planning
Yammer

9. Apps for the Cloud
Build Apps Web Standards
Apps are built using industry proven web
standards such as HTML, JavaScript and
REST
Scalable and Safe
Apps are independently scalable which
reduces total cost of ownership. Apps are
secured and isolated from SharePoint
Accessible
Apps can be accessed from any device with
a web browser.

10. Apps for the Cloud
Build Sites Accelerate Site Creation
Sites can be customized and themed with
apps or a few clicks in the browser.
Simple Site Customization
SharePoint sites are built using web
standards making it easy to customize with
industry standard web design tools
Adaptive Experiences
Sites can adapt their experiences based on
the user.

11. Apps for the Cloud
Build for the cloud Web Standards
Apps are built using industry proven web
standards such as HTML, JavaScript and
REST
Scalable and Safe
Apps are independently scalable which
reduces total cost of ownership. Apps are
secured and isolated from SharePoint
Accessible
Apps can be accessed from any device with
a web browser.

12. Summary

13. Apps! Mobile
Office Store Rest Services Managed
Functionality Custom List Queries metadata and
Pick and Choose Push Notifications Geolocation Field navigation
Site Authoring and Cross-Site
Publishing Publishing Snippet Gallery Development Tools

14. Challenges today with SharePoint 2010
 Custom code on server
 Root cause of most SharePoint outages / issues
 Lots to deploy
 Requires a big server touch
 Not possible in hosted environments
 Sandbox
 Possible in hosted environment
 Limited set of things you can do
 In both, developers must know SharePoint API

15. SharePoint App Model
 SharePoint applications no longer live in SharePoint
 Custom code executes in the client, cloud or on-prem
 Apps are granted permissions to SharePoint via OAuth
 Apps communicate with SharePoint via REST / CSOM
 Acquire apps via centralized Marketplace
 Corporate Marketplace
 Public Marketplace (via submission process)
 APIs for manual deployment

16. App Fundamentals
 Apps are a very different philosophical change to
extending SharePoint
 More scenario-focused
 Event Tracking
 Ticket Management System
 Robust
 Built-in robust semantics for install, upgrade & uninstall
 Apps are for End Users
 Cloud & Web-Oriented
 Apps must ask permission to do things with people’s data (are isolated
by default)
 Apps are associated with sites (SPWebs)

17. User Experience
 Everything in a SharePoint site is an app
 Contact form
 Travel request
 Shared Documents library
 Contacts list
 Formerly known as View All Content, the Site Contents link shows all apps in a
site & links to the SharePoint Store (public) and App Catalog (internal)
 Selecting an app redirects to the app’s start page

18. Benefits
 No custom code on the SharePoint server
 Easier to upgrade to future versions of SharePoint
 Works in hosted environments w/o limitations
 Reduces the ramp-up time for those building apps
 Don’t need to know/be as familiar with SharePoint “-isms”
 Leverage hosting platform features in new apps
 Enables taking SharePoint apps to different levels – further than what can be
done with farm / sandbox solutions
 Isolation – private vs. public clouds

19. Tech Demo Road-Map
 SPApp Project Template and Wizard
 What new project template(s) are there
 What does the project wizard look like and do
 What does the initial solution/project look like/contain
 SPApp Deployment and Debugging
 What happens when I use the “Deploy” command
 Remote Event Receiver (What….????)
 Describe the new remote event receiver artifact, item template and what occurs when one is added to the
project

20. Apps! Mobile
Office Store Rest Services Managed
Functionality Custom List Queries Metadata and
Pick and Choose Push Notifications Geolocation Field Navigation
Site Authoring and Cross-Site
Publishing Publishing Snippet Gallery Development Tools

21. Mobile
Custom List
REST & OData Queries Push Notifications
Entire CSOM Build views of data Microsoft Push
utilizes new REST on the fly and the Notification
calls to perform a REST services Service (MPNS) for
much more return the Windows Phone
complete set of customized JSON / OS
actions ATOM results

22. REST & ODATA
REST
Simpler and Easier to Use
Much easier to use than SOAP-based web service
Higher productivity when using JavaScript and Jquery
Results can be returned in JSON and ATOM format
Each Query is submitted with a unique URL
Results can be cached by proxy servers
ODATA
The new data access API for HTTP-Based Clients
Based on open specification growing in popularity
Standardizes Data Access APIs for CRUD operations
OData services are emerging on the Internet (NetFlix, Azure, etc.)
OData clients becoming more popular as well

23. Custom List Queries
Configure list views on the server for use in Windows Phone apps
Not possible / practical to create all views in SharePoint, for Mobile apps
Modification of existing views already designed in SharePoint
Creation of “on-the-fly” views suited just for mobile application needs

24. Push Notifications
SharePoint integrated to Microsoft Push Notification Service
Windows Phone apps can receive notifications through events on SharePoint
Similar to Windows 8 development around Push Notifications
Available for Windows Phone And Windows 8 RT! (Toast and Tile)

25. Apps! Mobile
Office Store Rest Services Managed
Functionality Custom List Queries metadata and
Pick and Choose Push Notifications Geolocation Field navigation
Site Authoring and Cross-Site
Publishing Publishing Snippet Gallery Development Tools

26. Geo-location Field
New field type but not
available through
OOTB GUI 
You must write code
to deploy a Geo-
location Field
Pull list data into Bing
(or other) Map
Providers
Support for GIS
application needs

27. Apps! Mobile
Office Store Rest Services Managed
Functionality Custom List Queries metadata and
Pick and Choose Push Notifications Geolocation Field navigation
Site Authoring and Cross-Site
Publishing Publishing Snippet Gallery Development Tools

28. Managed Metadata and Navigation
 What’s New with MMD?
• Editable via Datasheet View
• Term Pinning
• Global and Local Term Sets
• “Limit To List”
• Additional Multilingual support
 What’s New with Navigation?
• Managed Navigation – use MMD terms to provide custom nav.
• Friendly URLs
 Content Search Web Part (not CQWP)

29. Apps! Mobile
Office Store Rest Services Managed
Functionality Custom List Queries metadata and
Pick and Choose Push Notifications Geolocation Field navigation
Site Authoring and Cross-Site
Publishing Publishing Snippet Gallery Development Tools

30. Site Publishing and Authoring
 Authoring and reusing site content.
 Branding and designing your site's look, feel, and behavior.
 Metadata management—you can build a taxonomy-driven site navigation
system.
 Publishing content smoothly to the current site collection, or publishing
content across site collections—even spanning the intranet and Internet site
boundary.
Site Retention Policies

31. Apps! Mobile
Office Store Rest Services Managed
Functionality Custom List Queries metadata and
Pick and Choose Push Notifications Geolocation Field navigation
Site Authoring and Cross-Site
Publishing Publishing Snippet Gallery Development Tools

32. Cross-Site Publishing
 Reuse content across multiple site collections
 Uses built-in search capabilities
 For the first time, you can design sites that cross SharePoint farms
 enabling your sites to span the boundary between intranets and the Internet
 You can use the CSWP (Content Search Web Part) to display search data
published from across sites and site collections.

33. Apps! Mobile
Office Store Rest Services Managed
Functionality Custom List Queries metadata and
Pick and Choose Push Notifications Geolocation Field navigation
Site Authoring and Cross-Site
Publishing Publishing Snippet Gallery Development Tools

34. Snippet Gallery
 Snippet Gallery group on the ribbon
 HTML snippet gives you a high-fidelity preview of that component
 HTML snippets are automatically converted into the SharePoint components
 The Design Manager generates HTML snippets that can be used by any web
design tool

35. Apps! Mobile
Office Store Rest Services Managed
Functionality Custom List Queries metadata and
Pick and Choose Push Notifications Geolocation Field navigation
Site Authoring and Cross-Site
Publishing Publishing Snippet Gallery Development Tools

36. Developer Tools
Create apps for What's new in Workflow
Office and SharePoint development in
SharePoint development tools SharePoint
Designer 2013 and
Visio 2013

37. NAPA
Build apps for Office or
SharePoint directly out of a
browser window
New Share Project feature
allows you to share with
someone else your code or
pages you are developing

38. Visual Studio 2012
Build Apps for Office and
SharePoint using new Project
and Item templates
REMOTE DEVELOPMENT!!!!
OAuth for cloud-based
Azure Workflows!

39. SharePoint Designer
Start in Visio, export to
Designer, publish to
SharePoint site
Stages, loops, and steps

40. Summary

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42. Thanks to Our Sponsors!
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43. Thank you for attending!

44. Links
 Developer Site
 Sign up for an Office 365 Developer Site
 How to: Create your first mail app for Outlook by using "Napa" Office 365 Development Tools
 How to: Create your first content app for Excel by using "Napa" Office 365 Development Tools
 How to: Create a basic app for SharePoint by using Office 365 Development Tools Preview
 Developer Training
 http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/apps
 Training Videos
 Samples