Andrew Connell

[...] In my last post, Azure AD & ASP.NET MVC - Understanding ADAL & OWIN, I talked a little about how the Azure AD [...]

[...] authentication system. In order to obtain the access token you have to create an application in Azure AD that has been given the necessary permissions to access resources in Office 365 like reading [...]

[...] to hopefully help you too! This week I’m publishing a handful of blog posts that deal with Azure AD and authentication. Recently I did a lot of work around the Office 365 APIs which requite you [...]

[...] , you are likely going to use the Azure AD Authentication Library to simplify your life. Specifically, within your project you’ll likely [...]

[...] 365 APIs. The only thing that wasn’t setup for you was adding all the NuGet packages the Visual Studio 2013 Add Connected Service wizards adds for you. Because these are changing so quickly I’d [...]

[...] looked at the project in the Visual Studio Solution Explorer tool window, you’d see some red indicators on the project and on the [...]

[...] is going to be for everyone. I'll have a dab of SharePoint Designer in there, a dab of Visual Studio and we'll see how what Microsoft has done in SharePoint 2013 and Office 365 is a huge step [...]

[...] can do quite a few things with the action sand activities provided by Microsoft using Visual Studio and SharePoint Designer. But can you really expect Microsoft to give you everything you [...]

[...] have them installed in the HostWeb (ref: see session SPC3994 - What’s New in Workflow for SharePoint Online for the actual announcement). They call these Integrated Workflow Apps. Recently Microsoft [...]

[...] how to create different types of applications that communicate with Office 365 & SharePoint Online while keeping with recommended programming practices. All apps within this scenario follow a [...]

[...] conference in San Francisco. The title of my keynote was Navigating the New World of SharePoint Online, Office 365 and On-Premises. The reason I picked this topic was that I have been personally [...]

[...] episode CJ & I talk to Fpweb.net's CEO Rob LaMear discussing on-premises SharePoint, SharePoint Online in Office 365 and the state of SharePoint. Be sure to download the recorded show here: [...]

[...] , you had to issue 10 separate HTTP POST requests. This has been frustrating because the SharePoint REST API shipped claiming OData v3.0 support which you can see from the OData v3.0 protocol docs, [...]

[...] framework AngularJS. We will cover how to best structure your projects and leverage the SharePoint REST API & CSOM to create a great experience for your users, all without refreshing the page! [...]

[...] session you’ll learn how the free and open source library Breeze turns working with the SharePoint REST API a breeze! Breeze brings validation, entity checks, batching, change tracking, and client- [...]

[...] session you’ll learn how the free and open source library Breeze turns working with the SharePoint REST API a breeze! Breeze brings validation, entity checks, batching, change tracking, and client- [...]

[...] In this episode AC and CJ interviewed the participants of the SPTechCon panel "I’m a Developer: Why Should I [...]

[...] In this episode AC and CJ interviewed the participants of the SPTechCon panel "SPTechCon Panel Recap - Office [...]

[...] In this episode AC and CJ interviewed the participants of the SPTechCon panel "InfoPath Is a Dead End: What [...]

[...] In this episode AC and CJ discussed and interviewed the makers of VisualSP (Asif Rehmani) and Content Panda ( [...]

[...] to them a few times to comment on their episodes which started a bit of a discussion around SharePoint Apps so we thought we should have a show on the topic. The hosts had heard of SharePoint Apps but [...]

[...] A few weeks ago I sat down, virtually, with Hilton Giesenow to have a chat about SharePoint Apps on his podcast: The MOSS Show SharePoint Podcast. Check out episode 94 - Andrew Connell [...]

[...] today, Microsoft announced their plans to discontinue the preview program for autohosted SharePoint apps, one of the two type of cloud app model approaches to SharePoint development. This really [...]

[...] get you up to speed. You might have heard the terms full-trust solutions, sandbox solutions, SharePoint apps, server-side code, client side object model (CSOM), cloud app model (CAM), REST API… what [...]