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SharePoint Fest Chicago - Introduction to AngularJS with the Microsoft Graph
The document discusses an introduction to AngularJS and its integration with the Microsoft Graph, highlighting AngularJS as a powerful JavaScript MVW framework developed by Google and used by major companies. It also explains the Microsoft Graph as a single API for accessing Office 365 data with secure authentication options. The agenda includes learning resources and encourages sharing experiences through social media and community engagement.
SharePoint Fest Chicago - Introduction to AngularJS with the Microsoft Graph
- 1. Introduction to AngularJS withthe Microsoft Graph #SPFest Chicago By: Sébastien Levert
- 2. My twitter handleis @sebastienlevert, blog is http://sebastienlevert.com and I work at SÉBASTIEN LEVERT SPEAKER | OFFICE DEV MVP | SUPER FUNNY
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- 6. AngularJS is apowerful JavaScript MVW Framework. WHAT IS ANGULARJS ? • Superheroic JavaScript MVW framework • Developed by Google • Started in 2009 • Used by Netflix, Youtube, Vevo, MSNBC, …, You ? • A game changer in web development • Angular 2.0 coming in 2015 2016
- 7. Open your mindto new technologies. They integrate nicely with SharePoint! WHY SHOULD I USE ANGULARJS ? • Getting closer to client-side development • Start thinking like a web developer, not like a SharePoint developer • Living on the edge • Building applications faster, with less code • Because everyone is heading towards it
- 8. Even if Reactis taking a lot of momentum, AngularJS is still great! ANGULARJS IS (STILL) VERY… TRENDY !
- 9. AngularJS is afully-featured SPA Framework. KEY CONCEPTS OF ANGULARJS ? • Architecture pattern • Enhanced HTML templating • 2-way data-binding • Routing engine • Dependency injection • Unit testing
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- 11. What is theMicrosoft Graph ?
- 12. The Microsoft Graphis a single API to get to your Office 365 data. WHAT IS THE MICROSOFT GRAPH ? Single endpoint for: Accessing data /me, /users, /groups, /messages, /drive, …. Traversing data /drive/<id>/lastmodifiedByUser Accessing insights /insights/trending Work/School and Personal https://graph.microsoft.com/
- 13. Any language. AnyIDE. Using standards. One endpoint. COME AS YOU ARE AND GET YOUR DATA • Use your favorite technology and host it anywhere • Code in your favorite IDE • Use standards to connect to your data • Get data, insights and relationships from the Office Graph
- 14. Great way topublish your apps to your entire organization. SINGLE AUTHENTICATION FLOW • Sign users in using OpenID Connect • Supports MFA and federated user sign-in • Device apps, web sites, SPAs, and service apps • Pin apps to Office 365 app launcher from My apps
- 15. You users areaware of what you are doing with their data! COMMON CONSENT • Admin and end-user consent • Secure protocol • No capturing user credentials • Fine-grained access scopes • Long-term access through refresh tokens
- 16. Microsoft Accounts andOrganizational Accounts are supported! AUTHENTICATION OPTIONS • Azure AD only • Azure AD and Microsoft Accounts (Preview)
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- 21. Those resources willhelp you learning AngularJS with the Microsoft Graph RESOURCES • https://dev.office.com • https://graph.microsoft.io • https://github.com/officedev • https://github.com/microsoftgraph • https://github.com/sebastienlevert • https://github.com/richdizz • https://github.com/maliksahil
- 22. Sharing is Caring SHAREYOUR EXPERIENCE • Use hashtags to share your experience • #Office365Dev • #MicrosoftGraph • Contribute and ask question to the Microsoft Tech Community • https://slevert.me/tech-community-sp-dev • Log issues & questions to the GitHub Repositories
- 23. My twitter handleis @sebastienlevert, blog is http://sebastienlevert.com and I work at THANK YOU Organizers, Sponsors and You for making this possible. QUESTIONS | COMMENTS | ENGAGE
Editor's Notes
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