This document discusses SharePoint apps and provides an overview of app types and development patterns. It describes how apps can be used to customize SharePoint by adding new features like app parts, actions, and dialogs. Apps can be hosted within a SharePoint farm or externally and connect via OAuth, REST, or client-side APIs. The document recommends resources for exploring, signing up, training, and getting support for SharePoint app development.

1. www.luisevalencia.com

3. Why Apps
App Basics
Top Customization Scenarios

4. Vision
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8. SharePoint
Existing sites and
services
App web (optional)
Existing sites and
services
App web
The app and all resources are hosted in
your organization’s SharePoint farm.
Relies on client side technologies. Your
IT organization supports the app.
The app and all resources are hosted
by the provider in any environment
suitable for the app.
Oauth +
REST or client object
models

9. JavaScript
Library
Silverlight
Library
.Net CLR
Library
Custom Client Code
Client
Server
_api is new alias for _vti_bin/client.svc
OData
Execute
Query

10. Shape Description Example
Immersive Full Page
App
App that implements a new
scenario for customers
ALL apps have a full-page
experience
Resource Tracking,
Budgeting
App Part Provides new parts you can
add to your sites
Weather,
Team Mascot, News
Extension App Add new actions for
documents and items
Display Document
Visualization, Print to
Print Service Vendor
SharePoint Dialog Usually used in conjunction
with Custom Action, but
could be scripted in page
or in OOTB controls
New site, Custom
Upload, Get a Tiny URL

13. Developer Patterns & Practices
aka.ms/OfficeDevPnP

24. Why Apps
App Basics
Top Customization Scenarios

25. dev.office.com
Explore
http://apisandbox.msdn.microsoft.com
Sign up
http://dev.office.com/getting-started
Get trained
http://dev.office.com/training

26. https://www.yammer.com/itpronetwork
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tag
ged/ms-office
http://officespdev.uservoice.com/

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