HIGHLIGHTS FROM IGNITE 2015
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The document provides a summary of highlights from the Ignite 2015 conference. It discusses upcoming releases of products like SharePoint Server 2016, Windows Server 2016, SQL Server 2016, and Office 2016. Keynotes focused on team productivity, mobility, content co-creation, and security. Windows 10 and cloud computing were emphasized. Updates to SharePoint include new limits, Groups, video portals, and Delve integration. Developers were excited about Xamarin for cross-platform mobile apps and updates to Entity Framework and .NET. Resources for learning more about the conference sessions and products were provided.
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HIGHLIGHTS FROM IGNITE 2015
- 1. HIGHLIGHTS FROM IGNITE 2015 Presented at Chicago SharePoint User Group and Rightpoint Brain Food Friday By: Kim Frehe, Stephen Gilboy, Brian Bennewitz
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- 3. PLEASE NOTE All Print screens and quote slides are borrowed from various Presentations that can be found on MSDN Channel 9: http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Ignite/2015 Some slides have animation that hide/display different elements. It is best to view this in presentation made for the Yammer slides.
- 4. 4 TO BE RELEASED •SharePoint Server 2016 •Windows Server 2016 •SQL Server 2016 •System Center 2016 •Office 2016 •Windows 10 “Biggest Breakthrough in Technology”
- 5. 5 KEYNOTE NOTES • Team Productivity is Key – Self Service – Mobility – Surface Hub (Video) – Content Co-Creation – Office Graph – Auto User Profiles – Health Tracker
- 6. 6 Windows 10
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- 11. 11 KEYNOTE NOTES NOTE: This print screen was borrowed from MSIgnite Presentations found online at Chann
- 13. 13 KEYNOTE NOTES – Microsoft Passport – Data Leakage Prevention – Microsoft Advanced Threat Analytics – Compliance is Key
- 14. 14 Partnerships
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- 16. 16 SharePoint
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- 18. 18 New Limits
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- 20. 20 Groups - 0365
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- 26. 26 Video Portal - 0365
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- 33. BIG NEWS!! Delve to be delivered as Update for SharePoint 2013 On-Premise later this year!
- 35. 35 NEXTGEN PORTALS Some good sessions to watch for more information on these topics: • BRK2173: Intelligent Read to Go Next Gen Portals • BRK1105: Office Delve
- 36. 36 File Sharing
- 37. 37 ONEDRIVE FOR BUSINESS IS TOP PRIORITY
- 38. 38 FILE SHARING •Durable Links: Resource Based Links
- 39. 39 Yammer
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- 45. 45 Future Updates to Office 365 Monthly Updates Automatically
- 46. 46 Upgrade to Server 2016 2010 -> 2013 -> 2016
- 47. 47 Future Updates to On Premise 0 Downtime Patching Interim Service Packs
- 48. 48 Min Role
- 51. 51 SHAREPOINT SESSIONS / UPDATES • FND2101: The Evolution of SharePoint: Overview and Roadmap • BRK2188: What’s new for IT Professionals in SharePoint 2016 • HOL2111: SharePoint Server 2016 First Look • BRK2206: SharePoint UNPLUGGED! Questions Answered on Anything you Heard This Week.
- 52. 52 SHAREPOINT SESSIONS / UPDATES •13 SharePoint Sessions with Links: http://bit.ly/1AnpwV7 •Blog Post: SharePoint Server 2016 Update: http://blogs.office.com/2015/04/16/sharepoint-server- 2016-update/
- 54. 54 Dev Stuff
- 55. 55 DEV 2015 @ IGNITE •Everything’s coming up Xamarin –OSS & cross-platform •.NET 4.6, ASP.NET 6, Visual Studio 2015 •EF 7 •Azure, but for real; [hereafter not mentioned today]
- 56. 56 XAMARIN’S UNIQUE APPROACH Shared C# codebase • 100% native API access • High performance iOS C# UI Windows C# UIAndroid C# UI Shared C# Mobile C# Server Linux/Mono CoreCLRAzure Shared C# Client/Server
- 57. 57 USING XAMARIN.FORMS THINGS ARE SIMPLER! Shared C# codebase • 100% native API access • High performance C# Server Linux/Mono CoreCLRAzure Shared C# Client/Server Shared C# Mobile
- 58. 58 WINDOWS APIS - XAMARIN Microsoft.Phone Microsoft.Networking Windows.Storage Windows.Foundation Microsoft.Devices System.Data System.Windows System.Numerics System.Core System.ServiceModel System.Net System System.IO System.Linq System.Xml
- 59. 59 ENTITY FRAMEWORK 7 - NEW CORE, LESS PAIN, MORE PROFIT
- 60. 60 DEBUGGIN’ - DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS WINDOW Memory and CPU graphs Memory tooling Debugger break event history Output window content* IntelliTrace events* *VS 2015 - Enterprise SKU only
- 61. 61 •Inspect the live visual tree while debugging – Updates in real time – Jump to source •Live property explorer – See any element’s properties in real time •Selection by clicking on the app DEBUGGIN’ - TOOLS FOR XAML
- 62. 62 •Visual Studio Emulator for Android •Project Types – C# (via Xamarin partnership) – C++ – Cordova (JavaScript and HTML) DEBUGGIN’ - ANDROID SUPPORT
- 63. 63 DEBUGGIN’ – 2015 TIPS; ASK, ASK, ASK! THESE AND B4… • Project Properties Launch Options • Start with Stepping • Return Values • Set Next Statement • Step Into Specific • Run to Cursor • Edit and Continue • Step Out • Run to Cursor from Call Stack • Debugger.IsAttached • Debugger.Break() • Visualizers (6) • Peek Definition (Alt + F12) • DebuggerDisplay • DataTips • Transparency • Pinning • Floating • Comments • Make Object ID • Add Watch From Watch • Conditional Breakpoints • Hit Count Breakpoints • Breakpoints on Properties • Lambda Debugging • Immediate Window • Multiple Project Launch • Restart • Diagnostic Tools window • PerfTips • Memory tooling • TracePoints • Edit Variable Value • Exception Settings • Call Stack window • Async • Show Parameter Values • Show External Code • Full Screen mode • Tasks window • Parallel Stacks window • Parallel Watch window • Show threads in source • Threads window • Freeze and Thaw threads • Filter breakpoint • Stepping vs Breakpoints
- 64. 64 .NET FRAMEWORK 2015 – GALAXY VIEW Next gen JIT (RyuJIT) SIMD Runtime Components Compilers .NET Compiler Platform (Roslyn) Languages innovation .NET Core 5 Libraries .NET Framework 4.6 Libraries NuGet packages .NET Framework 4.6 .NET Core 5 Full .NET Framework for any scenario and library support on Windows Modular libraries & runtime optimized for server and cloud workloads
- 65. 65 Open Sourcing .NET Platforms • General purpose .NET Core runtime, compilers and libraries • ASP.NET 5 web server stack Fully Supported cross-platform • Windows, Linux and OS X • Visual Studio tooling support (e.g. debugging and deploying to Docker in Linux) • Omnisharp extensions to cross-plat IDEs (Sublime, Emacs…) Open Source • .NET Core and ASP.NET 5 source being developed on GitHub: accepted, tested and fully supported • Close collaboration with Mono community What is Microsoft Open Sourcing? RyuJIT, SIMD Core-CLR Runtime components Compilers .NET Compiler Platform (“Roslyn”) Languages .NET Core 5 Libraries .NET Framework 4.6 Libraries Libraries .NET Framework 4.6 github.com/microsoft/dotnet Get started from: .NET Core 5
- 66. 66 WE’RE FINALLY RUNNING WITH THE COOL KIDS • • • • •
- 70. 70 CHEF •
- 72. 72 RESOURCES • Ignite Sessions On Demand http://ignite.Microsoft.com • Ignite Sessions and Other Stuff http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Ignite/2015 • Office 365 Roadmap: http://roadmap.office.com/en-us • Give SharePoint Feedback http://sharepoint.uservoice.com • Give Office Forms Feedback http://officeforms.uservoice.com/
- 73. 73 RESOURCES • Microsoft Nanoserver http://blogs.technet.com/b/windowsserver/archive/2015/04/08/microsoft- announces-nano-server-for-modern-apps-and-cloud.aspx • Containers http://blogs.technet.com/b/server-cloud/archive/2015/04/08/microsoft- announces-new-container-technologies-for-the-next-generation-cloud.aspx • Service Fabric http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/campaigns/service-fabric/ • Chef https://www.chef.io/ • Microservices http://microservices.io/patterns/microservices.html
- 74. 29 North Wacker Drive | 4th Floor | Chicago, Illinois 60606 312.920.8383 | 312.920.8384 fax rightpoint.com Questions?????
- 75. 75 Dev Stuff
- 76. 76 A DEVELOPER’S PERSPECTIVE “Pumped” about Xamarin – mobile apps • BRK3712 - Go Mobile with C#, Visual Studio, and Xamarin Additional Recommendations • BRK3727 - Modern Data Applications with Entity Framework 7 • BRK3700 - What's New in C# 6.0 and Visual Basic 14 • BRK1306 - New Universal UI/UX Features: How Building Universal Apps with XAML Just Got Easier
- 77. 77 MORE DEV STUFF Additional Recommendations • BRK3727 - Modern Data Applications with Entity Framework 7 • BRK3700 - What's New in C# 6.0 and Visual Basic 14 • BRK1306 - New Universal UI/UX Features: How Building Universal Apps with XAML Just Got Easier
- 78. 78 MORE DEV STUFF • BRK3723 - Debugger Tips and Tricks for .NET Developers with Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 • ASP.Net 5 is totally changing – if you know 4, that doesn’t mean you will know 5.
- 79. 79 RESOURCES • Ignite Sessions On Demand http://ignite.Microsoft.com • Ignite Sessions and Other Stuff http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Ignite/2015 • Office 365 Roadmap: http://roadmap.office.com/en-us • Give SharePoint Feedback http://sharepoint.uservoice.com • Give Office Forms Feedback http://officeforms.uservoice.com/
- 80. 29 North Wacker Drive | 4th Floor | Chicago, Illinois 60606 312.920.8383 | 312.920.8384 fax rightpoint.com Kfrehe@rightpoint.com KimFrehe
Editor's Notes
- Who Went to Ignite? What Roles are in the room?
- The overwhelming key is they are listening Big Corporations are not ready to go to cloud, making transition easier Have plenty of ways for users to give feedback…uservoice links. Hybrid becomes a permanent solution, not merely a way to onboard customers to the cloud Hybrid deployment automation - making that much easier. MS listened, people aren't ready. Scenario picker to provide better experience - visit resource center, similar to exchange - wizard based. Much easier, no longe
- Operations Management Suite - Bring Governance to Enterprise Mobility
- Want teams to be independent and not dependent on IT Work from Anywhere across any device Remote Workers are no longer 2nd class citizens in remote phone calls
- Balance of Familiarity with New Features Microsoft Edge – High Performance – reading mode – allows Microsoft translator to translate content to local language – easy to read, take notes, share notes, etc. Really want to make sure windows 7 users are comfortable with Win 10 without abandoning Win 8 users. Most Used will come forward with Win 7 upgrade Windows 10 – they want every user to WANT Windows 10 Start Menu Most Used List – come forward from Win 7 Recently Added Ask Me Anything Pinned Items Task Bar Multiple Desktop Hey Cortana… Want app experience to be the same on all devices – it is the same code
- Dual Desktops Quick Keys: Ctrl Left, Ctrl Right, Drag and Drop from one desktop to another.
- The most important thing to know is that Server 2016 is coming from the cloud Bringing the cloud back to your business to enrich your business. Hybrid Search: Cloud Search Service Application gives you more power behind your search ***Waiting until Customer is Ready to move to cloud Bring Cloud to You - Mobile Push Consistent Experiences Across All Apps
- What matters most is mobility across devices Natural Interactions Intelligence (Automated, Learned) Cortana Sway – newest member of the family – will be on 0365 next month Delve Power BI
- Line weights show frequency of interactions, who’s meeting with who, etc.
- Leverages 0365 identity federation services - so can easily share with external people New unified Compliance Center in 0365 that provides single pane of glass to all services subscribed to showed some really cool new features in Windows 10 and Office 2016 that will block copy and paste into personal apps from business apps – based on your identity and context, Windows will know which you are accessing. Such as SS#, CC# Sensitive Data Operations Management Suite - Bring Governance to Enterprise Mobility
- BIG INVESTMENTS in Security! Passport – Facial Recognition Identity - SAML becomes first class citizen, Normalizes on Oauth and JWT/SAML with WSFED - has implications on BI to alllow things you couldn’t do before Claims/Cloud ready. Will continue to support previous Moving away from domain based auth, Some apps will rely on Windows Identity Microsoft Advanced Threat Analytics (ATA): Demonstrated some of the new threat analytics visualizations and how you can better identify security threats, breaches based on machine learning and behavioral analysis to protect your organization from an external intrusion
- Buy Vs. Build was a recurring theme and MS is depending on partnerships
- Email Connect Salesforce App for Outlook Exchange Sync Files Connect Appexchange.salesforce.com Webparts for SharePoint Files connect also integrates. Google Drive and Box Developer.salesforce.com Free Tutorials Salesforce App for Outlook Bringing Salesforce into your email Available in the Office Store Works on a Mac or PC Built for Modern Outlook Applications Architecture Easier on IT - No installation on Reps' Computers: Manifest file on the Exchange Server. No software to install. Just have to configure on the Exchange Server. Easier on End-Users - Always Running the Latest Version. Architecture Benefits - Apps for Office Framework, No Upgrades Required Manifest file is lightweight Supported Exchange Servers Office 365 - Exchange Online Server Dedicated Exchange Online Server On-Prem Exchange 2013 Server - Available Salesforce Winter 16 Release Bi-directionally syncs Exchange Sync Extends Salesforce's Reach Always Working Compatible with Any Exchange-Connect Device Easier on IT - nothing to install. Always being upgraded. Create service account user mailbox with impersonation privileges Verify Autodiscover and PowerShell Commandlets for Exchange Online
- Still working on final numbers, but have heard loud and clear.
- Modern Attachments – when you try to attach file, MS suggests links instead.
- Navigate to group documents with global nav Instead of having to add someone to a group to share a document, you can now just share one document. Drag and drop files from desktop to group and permissions persist. New "Email Attachments" folder. Soft delete instead of hard delete (recycle bin for groups)
- Group Calendar - overlays on top of my own. - they don't block my availability - can click "Add to my Calendar" to block time on personal calendar. Reply all to Calendar Invite, Attach File from Group Shared Documents - creates link to file. Site collection is the base - has same site limitations of any site collections. Capabilities are the same as a document library Dynamic Membership - can use a rule - similar to Audiences
- Start a Skype call directly from a Group screen
- New Third Level of Permsission, Own, Upload and Viewers. 0365 Video Portal
- Popular – how popular to me and how others are viewing it
- Who Knows What Who Does What Will be shipped to SP13 in update this year. Cloud Search Service App - leverage Office Graph with on prem content…this is how Delve will be available to 2013 on prem
- Find Experiences based on Graph, based on commonalities = what you work on, who you work with. Smart technology, self tagging - Takes Info from Content to find right people and vice versa Machine Learning – new NextGen Portal, ready to go.
- Who Knows What Who Does What Will be shipped to SP13 in update ths week. Delve is built on Search and making search better – recommend BRK1105 Office Delve
- Personalized Delve to be delivered to OnPrem 2013 later this year! Look for NextGen Portals discovery experiences based on Signals and Machine Learning
- Previously separated OnPrem and Cloud results – now intertwined
- Enhancements to OneDrive for Business Files: originally wasn’t build for simple personal filed sharing.
- One Drive for Business, mobile experience improving - will reduce need for personal drives - still not where they want it to be- they know web ux, syncing reliability and mobile - THIS IS NUMBER ONE PRIORITY
- When Documents move or name is changed, links are not broken!
- Can invite external people into conversations New Look and Feel 0365 identity - better authentication and sign in so when employee leaves, can get rid of yammer account without having to disable in 2 places.
- Yammer icon in the Suite Bar -
- External User can view messages – Lots of animations on this slide, best viewed in presentation mode
- How to Decide When to Use SharePoint and Yammer and O365 Groups and Outlook and Skype – BRK2101 (and OneNote) Lots of animations on this slide, best viewed in presentation mode
- Backward compatible site collections will need to be brought to 2013 (15 mode) before can use - is a database attach upgrade CAN NOT DIRECTLY MIGRATE FROM 2010 Migrate - migration pipeline in API to move data, or several vendors Prereq - always most current version for 2013 is minimum to be supported SharePoint Server 2016 will require Windows Server 2012 R2 or Windows Server 10.
- No More Cumulative Updates that are larger than SharePoint itself….0 downtime patching - all upgraders run online, users will never know, regression issues decrease Next Release: Public Beta Q4, 2015 – Intend to have documentation available with Beta – best feedback GA Q2 2016
- Make it easier to patch servers Remove scalability, maintenance issues due to varied design No Longer Role Agnostic
- For example…Can set up server to respond solely to User Request, Decrease Latency to make experience faster
- Microsoft Forms – no sessions Performance Point not moving to the Cloud – Power BI Moving Forward for Social will be Yammer Visual Studio for Workflow – no other updates User Profile Service going away
- This conference was the first time that I’ve seen such a glaring shortage of women in technology. The time is right for women to excel in technology…it’s all about collaboration and women are usually very good at collaborating. If you have a daughter, a niece or a young lady that you know, please encourage her to get her geek on! There is a great need for smart women in Technology.
- Devs!
- Devs!
- I’ve been pumped about the Xamarin partnership with Microsoft to enable C# developers to create mobile apps across Android, iOS, and Windows Phone with significant shared code. Especially cool is that the Xamarin tools, it was announced, will be an option for install of Visual Studio 2015 as if it were a built-in feature..
- Second on my list were the cool announcements of new language and VS features; highlighted by these three sessions: BRK3727 - Modern Data Applications with Entity Framework 7 <- anybody who felt that <= EF 6 has pain points will be glad to know the changes in 7+ BRK3700 - What's New in C# 6.0 and Visual Basic 14 <- Lambda support in the debugger windows!! And some other things that just make programming easier and less verbose BRK1306 - New Universal UI/UX Features: How Building Universal Apps with XAML Just Got Easier <- the latest and greatest windows development tools
- Last, there is always at least one session about Debugger tips at any Microsoft conference; I always find those super valuable even if you only learn one new trick and this conference was no different; in fact, I learned a few new things while being reminded of things I knew but had forgot: