This is a demo heavy session about SharePoint hosted add-ins built with JavaScript and HTML5. This session is about building business logic such as calls to databases or other systems in C#, and consuming the data via REST services built with ASP.NET Core 1.0 (ASP.NET 5) Web APIs on Azure.

1. Sonja Madsen
Building SharePoint add-
ins with JavaScript and C#

2. @sonjamadsen
dev@sonjasapps.com
Sonja
Madsen
Microsoft MVP, SONJAsAPPS
Best International Developer

4. SharePoint Framework,
React, and Office UI Fabric

5. • SharePoint Add-ins on Office 365
• Azure Web API and Core 1.0

6. SharePoint & Azure
Client-side & Back-end

7. SharePoint Client Object Model
• Lists, libraries
• Sites, permissions
• Users, user profiles
• Search
• Content
• Metadata
• External sources

8. C# != JavaScript
• Send email
• Connect to database
• Business logic, code-behind

9. Back-end
Front-end

10. Code-behind
• Intelligent apps
• Current user name, takes pictures description,
language-country, customer profile, purchase
history, your product inventory
• Buisness logic

11. • Cross-platform
• project.json
• global.json
• appsettings.json
• Command line
• Rebirth of MVC
• Coexist with ASP.NET 4.6

12. Images
RSS feed
SharePoint
Add-in
JavaScript
Code-behind
Logic
REST
∫∞

13. SharePoint & Azure
SharePoint add-in Core 1.0
D E M O

14. Send email,
license validation, database

15. • JavaScript
• CSS
• C#
• MVC
• REST
• Entity Framework
Site URL
Toughcookie
SQL
Database
SharePoint
Azure

16. D E M O

17. Issues
• Performance
• Request frequency
• Authentication

18. Summary
• SharePoint
• Azure
• SQL
• JavaScript
• Core 1.0, C#, MVC 6, Entity Framework 7