To answer the question of when to use what applications or features within Office 365 most people start with the platform itself: the available apps and features themselves. And then by working through the functionality, and see where or what it can be used for. This means they will look at features of each available… READ MORE
Presenter: Stefano Tempesta, Microsoft MVP and Chapter Leader for CRMUG Switzerland. A common struggle: You have searched way too many combinations of words to find the image or video you need and it is still not popping up. Keeping your content organised and searchable, especially as the number of assets grows over time, can require a… READ MORE
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is not really a new thing, but growing popularity of private and public cloud-based microservices pushes this idea to the next level of software architecture and design. This article explores what microservices are, why their use is increasing and how using them may change the role of traditional software developers. A… READ MORE
GigJam was first demonstrated during Worldwide Partner Conference 2015 where it gained traction. It showed that you can connect multiple systems on a ‘Gig’ and work with peers to collaborate on those Gigs. This looked (and indeed it is) simple without the hassle of building integration channels, using delegations (if supported by the system) or… READ MORE
In this eBook ‘Creating Apps for SharePoint 2013’ we will see how SharePoint SDK for Windows Phone makes it easier to build Windows Phone apps that consume SharePoint data.
![[#Office 365] iOS Apps Galaxy](https://www.sharepointeurope.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/pat1_550x276375622.jpg "[#Office 365] iOS Apps Galaxy")
After describing the whole Office 365 mobile landscape, I would like here to give some more details on the iOS set of apps, related to Office 365.
Apps has been the keyword when you speak about SharePoint 2013 development. It brings many advantages with its characteristics. The concept of SharePoint apps bring many advantages. In this article I am going to explain some of them which attracted me most.
The first 3 of 9 things to remember when gearing up for SharePoint Online Projects: 1. SharePoint Apps are not your typical web parts, there are limitations related to functionality and branding
2. Be careful with promised custom functionality in your workflows, you are limited to out of the box workflow actions
3. Sites created by apps (aka app sites) are limited in functionality, for example tools such as SharePoint Designer and many 3rd party migration tools are not able to connect to them.
We are delighted to present an excerpt of Sahil Malik’s fantastic book ‘SharePoint 2013 – Planet of the Apps’ which is part of a bigger work that takes you end to end through SharePoint 2013.
In my previous article I explained how to read from a SharePoint list available inside a SharePoint App site. In this article my focus would be on how to create a list inside the app and how to add list items to it. The same app I used in the previous example will be used here. Here is the code available in my Default.aspx file.
