Getting started with Office 365 development - Part 3 - Building a sample Web Forms application that integrates with Office 365 Paid Members Public
> This article is part of a series about “Getting started with Office 365 development”. * Part 1 – Setting up your environment [https://zimmergren.net/technical/getting-started-with-office-365-development-part-1-setting-up-your-environment] * Part 2 – Communicate with the Exchange REST API [https://zimmergren.net/technical/getting-started-with-office-365-development-part-2-communicate-with-the-exchange-rest-api] * Part 3 – Building a sample Web Forms application that integrated with
Getting started with Office 365 development - Part 2 - Communicate with the Exchange REST API Paid Members Public
In this article we will take a quick look at how you can get started with constructing your own queries to fetch information from Exchange Online hosted in your Office 365 subscription. We will take a look at how you can dig into the REST API’s and how we
Getting started with Office 365 development - Part 1 - Setting up your environment Paid Members Public
> This article is part of a series about “Getting started with Office 365 development”. * Part 1 – Setting up your environment [https://zimmergren.net/technical/getting-started-with-office-365-development-part-1-setting-up-your-environment] * Part 2 – Communicate with the Exchange REST API [https://zimmergren.net/technical/getting-started-with-office-365-development-part-2-communicate-with-the-exchange-rest-api] * Part 3 – Building a sample Web Forms application that integrated with
Improvements for Microsoft OneDrive for Business Paid Members Public
As the cycle of a year become full circle, I normally do a prediction about the next year to come. A while back I wrote my predictions for "SharePoint, Office 365 and related technologies during 2014". In these predictions I had a section about SkyDrive Pro (now called
How do I know which version of Office 365 I should use? - The Office 365 Selector Tool comes to the rescue Paid Members Public
With the explosion in Office 365 adoption of enterprises and small- to midsized companies around the globe, there comes a challenge. Well, there actually comes a lot of challenges (or discussions, rather) with any new technology or platform which needs considerable amounts of investment either in actual capital or in
Service Pack 1 for SharePoint 2013 just got put on hold - attention! (Update: Now available again) Paid Members Public
I think this deserves a short blog post of its own, just in case you are (like me!) in the midst of deploying a production farm with SP 1 into the wild. Microsoft just announced the following information on their SP 1 page: [blockquote]We have recently uncovered an issue
Building Apps for SharePoint in Office 365 using Access 2013 Paid Members Public
Introduction In one of my previous blog posts about The future of Forms with SharePoint and Office 365 [http://tz.nu/1dZ0cE8] I talked about what is going on related to Forms. In this article I will show you the power and ease of using Access 2013 to create a
The future of Forms with SharePoint and Office 365 Paid Members Public
Introduction **Update 2015-02-24 ** As per Becky Bertram’s recent blogpost about Recap of Conversation with Microsoft’s Sonya Koptyev regarding the Future of Forms [http://www.savtechsol.com/Education/BeckysBlog/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?List=7a1cfe30-f6b0-41c7-981d-05069e5dd421&ID=224] , there’s been some clarifications on the topic of Forms. Finally.
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