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This document discusses various JavaScript frameworks for single page applications including AngularJS, Backbone.js, Knockout, and Ember.js. It also mentions ASP.NET Web API, ServiceStack, authentication, and using F# with ServiceStack. The document recommends building a signed version of ServiceStack, creating an F# library, bootstrapping the ServiceStack host, modifying the Global.asax and Web.config files, and implementing a custom authorization filter to integrate F# and ServiceStack in a SharePoint app.
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- 5. What about AuthZ and AuthN on REST services? Single Page App picture from Techbubbles
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- 8. ASP.NET Web API requires .NET 4. Cannot be integrated in SharePoint 2010 Integration with SharePoint 2013 technically possible, but I do not know how ;) 8
- 9. Demis Bellot is a developer at Stack Exchange where he maintains StackOverflow Careers 2.0 Back Office Web & MQ services built on ServiceStack. He is the creator and project lead of ServiceStack. 9
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- 12. F# is a strongly-typed, functional-first, open-source, cross-platform programming language for writing simple code to solve complex problems. 12
- 13. Lambda Calculus LISP F# 1.0 F# 2.0 ML • Microsoft Research (2005) OCaml Haskel F# Designed by Don Syme • Visual Studio 2010 F# 3.0 • Visual Studio 2012 13
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- 23. Steps 4,5 may be performed from Feature Receiver of WebApplication scope feature Step 4: Modify Global.asax Step 5: Update Web.config 23
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- 29. 1. Build signed version of Service Stack 2. Create a F# Library 3. Bootstrap Service Stack hosting 4. Modify Global.asax 5. Modify Web.config 6. Implement custom Authorization filter 29
- 30. Questions? The F# Software Foundation http://fsharp.org