TECHNICAL SESSIONS OFFICE DEVELOPMENT

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1 v Hit the ground running with the Microsoft Graph Presented by: Gavin Barron Do you need to get data from a range of Microso3 services? Do you want to enrich your applica&on with data from other parts of Office 365? Microso' Graph is the best and easiest means of accessing a wide range of data from across Office365 services. Join Gavin Barron as he explains what Microso4 Graph is and what it is not. You'll leave this session with a grasp of the fundamentals of the Microso2 Graph and ready to cut some code. v DevOps and the SharePoint Framework Presented by: Gavin Barron What the heck is DevOps? Why should I care about this new fad? How do I get onboard with the latest craze sweeping the developer world? If you're asking any of these ques3ons then come find some answers. Gavin Barron will talk at a high level about why you should care about this emerging trend and then dive right into a series of demos that will show you one way you might implement DevOps processes in your team. This will include, a discussion on processes, con*nuous integra*on, automated tes*ng and deployment.

2 v Formalize and Future-Proof Client-Side Development for 'Classic' SharePoint Presented by: Robert German Is your organization still on a legacy version of SharePoint with no immediate plans to upgrade? Feeling left out in the cold when SharePoint Framework is only for SharePoint online or for SharePoint 2016 with Feature Pack 2? Tired of mounting up technical debt for a time in the not too distant future when you will migrate and want to adopt modern sites? Join Julie Turner and Bob German for this focused look on implementing a modern development toolchain that mimics the SharePoint Framework (SPFx) and propels your development from a bit of a hack into a more formalized process. Not only does this help you deliver solutions that are more maintainable and future-proof, it helps you become more marketable in today s SharePoint and web development environment. You will learn how to: Set up your development environment to use task runners, bundlers, TypeScript, and more, with the ability to take or leave various pieces as they work for you. Think about deployment strategies for development, testing, and production Architect your solutions to provide a more future-proof code base that will expedite the migration process when it comes v Developing a Hybrid Site Provisioning System for SharePoint and SharePoint Online Presented by: Robert German Administrators & Power Users, Many enterprises are venturing online, but still want to host some kinds of sites on premises. In this talk, you'll learn how to build a custom provisioning system that consistently creates sites on-premises or online, depending on business rules. You'll learn how to classify sites and documents, and enforce document policies across both environments. You'll also learn about the "modern" compliance features that are available only in the cloud, so you can plan ahead and better determine what content to put where. Although much of the focus of this session will be on architecture and the "features gap" between SharePoint 2016 and SharePoint Online, it will also include developer content and code walk-throughs. If you're living in a hybrid world, join in and learn how to build consistency and governance across both worlds!

3 v Dipping Your Toe into Cloud Development with Azure Functions Presented by: Brian T. Jacke- Those on-premise custom solutions (ex. timer jobs, batch processes, etc.) need to be rewritten for SharePoint Online. Where do you host them so that you don't DoS the proxy? How do you properly secure public endpoints for Azure resources? What authentication will you use against SharePoint Online? In this session we will introduce Azure Functions and related services as an option for replacing on-premise solutions while keeping in mind security, architecture, authentication, scalability, and more. We'll also walk through a real-world scenario calling Office 365 APIs using an authenticated Azure AD app. Prior experience with Azure is helpful but not required. v Designing for Optimal Performance in SharePoint Online Presented by: Sean McDonough In the last several years, the growth in popularity and compelling value of Office 365 have resulted in many organizations adopting SharePoint Online rather than building an on-premises implementation. Developing for SharePoint Online shouldn t be approached with the same mindset as developing for SharePoint on-premises, though. In this session, we ll take a look at how SharePoint Online is implemented and how it differs from a typical on-premises implementation. We ll examine why developing for the cloud is different, identify common development concerns, and demonstrate some good (and bad) development approaches. We ll also look at some hands-on troubleshooting techniques that are available for diagnosing common SharePoint Online performance problems, as well as some solutions that can be applied. At the conclusion of this session, participants will have a greater understanding of SharePoint Online, how to develop for it, and how to perform basic performance troubleshooting in the cloud.

4 v Introduction to Azure Web Applications for Office and SharePoint Presented by: Eric Shupps The Azure platform offers many opportunities for developers to build robust, cloud-first applications that integrate directly with Office 365. Learn how to leverage the power of the Microsoft cloud infrastructure to create solutions with fully-integrated single sign-on and authorization. Discover tips and tricks for rapidly building, deploying and managing Azure solutions, along with techniques for leveraging the Office 365 API s from your cloud applications. v Excel automation scenarios with SharePoint client side development Presented by: Julie Turner Advanced As much as we developers would like to create a solu4on for everything business users love their Excel spreadsheets. To be fair the Excel engine is a very powerful thing and in the right hands can become a very powerful tool. So, let's embrace the technology, and give users what they want. In this session we'll discuss the Excel extension endpoints in the Microso5 Graph API including Workbooks and sheets, cells, tables, and graphs as well as persistence considera-ons. Then we'll walk through several examples of what you can do when you combine the rich data store of SharePoint and the Graph with the power of Excel manipula3on via your client side code.

5 v Getting Started with SharePoint Development Presented by: Rob Windsor Ge#ng started with SharePoint development is a daun7ng task. There are four development models, three APIs, two pla4orms (on-premises and Online), and a partridge in a pear tree. In this session we ll take a high-level look at the development models and APIs and discuss how they can be used with SharePoint 2013 / 2016 and with SharePoint Online. We ll also take a look at the SharePoint development tooling and environments required to support the tooling. v Asynchronous JavaScript and TypeScript for SharePoint Presented by: Rob Windsor Advanced In JavaScript and TypeScript, all calls to SharePoint must be made asynchronously. In this session we ll take a look at using promises (both jquery and ES6) to make these calls. We ll also examine how to mix Client Object Model and REST API calls, how to coordinate mul9ple asynchronous calls, and how to use async and await in TypeScript.