Black Magic Solutions for White Hat SharePoint
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| Rating | : | 4.13 (538 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1492361011 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 336 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-01-24 |
| Language | : | English |
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About the Author EndUserSharePoint is one of the world's largest online SharePoint communities, with content from 100s of authors being added daily.
A call for community volunteers was made and we were overwhelmed with responses (over 200). By having input from the volunteers after the initial draft, each chapter had multiple feedback loops that greatly improved the content.. In this book, we take seven different approaches to working with SharePoint to make it more user friendly. By using a private channel in Yammer, we were able to hash out ideas, agree on deadlines and exchange the resources that were needed to get started.A private channel was setup on Yammer for each chapter. Authors Marc Anderson, Wendy Neal, Josh McCarty, Ben Tedder, Dave Coleman, Eric Overfield, and Paul Tavares take you from from the very beginning stages of using jQuery through the full implementation of solutions that will change the way your users feel about SharePoint.We had dozens of volunteers from the SharePoint Community help us with the proofreadi
. EndUserSharePoint is one of the world's largest online SharePoint communities, with content from 100s of authors being added daily
End User SharePoint is the Ultimute Resource As a long term user of the EUSP web site, I was given the opportunity to buy a pre-release version of this book. This is the second book I've gotten from EndUserSharePoint.com (I also have SharePoint 2010 at Work) and it really delivers. While I am strictly a 'frontend' SharePoint developer, I sometimes find it a little hard to 'read around' the code snippets included in the book to explain with the author is doing. But once I filter that out and follow the directions for adding the code (usually provided at a linked sites provided by the authors) via uploaded files and Content Editor Web Parts (. "Middle tier SharePoint dev for pros" according to Rob Mossop. Knowing your jQuery from your HTML5 from your knockout.js is fast becoming a core skill for any serious SharePoint dev, particularly with the emphasis on CSS, JavaScript and the REST based API in SharePoint 201Middle tier SharePoint dev for pros Knowing your jQuery from your HTML5 from your knockout.js is fast becoming a core skill for any serious SharePoint dev, particularly with the emphasis on CSS, JavaScript and the REST based API in SharePoint 2013 and the new app model that preferences solutions that don't require unmanaged code.Whilst most of the content of "Black Magic Solutions for White Hat SharePoint" is targeted at the 2010 version of the SharePont platform the techniques used are solid enough and platform agnostic enough to be reused in both the new 2013 and the 'old' 2007 environments.One of the aspects I liked most about t. and the new app model that preferences solutions that don't require unmanaged code.Whilst most of the content of "Black Magic Solutions for White Hat SharePoint" is targeted at the 2010 version of the SharePont platform the techniques used are solid enough and platform agnostic enough to be reused in both the new 201Middle tier SharePoint dev for pros Knowing your jQuery from your HTML5 from your knockout.js is fast becoming a core skill for any serious SharePoint dev, particularly with the emphasis on CSS, JavaScript and the REST based API in SharePoint 2013 and the new app model that preferences solutions that don't require unmanaged code.Whilst most of the content of "Black Magic Solutions for White Hat SharePoint" is targeted at the 2010 version of the SharePont platform the techniques used are solid enough and platform agnostic enough to be reused in both the new 2013 and the 'old' 2007 environments.One of the aspects I liked most about t. and the 'old' 2007 environments.One of the aspects I liked most about t. "Not just academic this stuff is for the real world" according to Greg. Most technical books on SharePoint give trite examples to demonstrate functionality. This group of developers are in the trenches everyday these solutions are for the real world. Implement these examples and in the process learn very practical lessons. If you are serious about SharePoint development you need this book.