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Silverlight. Sandbox Solutions. JavaScript. The Client Object Model. These are components or features that can all be leveraged by developers in an on premises SharePoint environment, as well as Microsoft’s cloud offering for SharePoint: SharePoint Online. But while these similarities provide a strong bridge between the two SharePoint worlds, there are still a lot of reasons why they’re vastly different. In on premises SharePoint environments, developers have many other appealing options to choose from that can make customization much easier and smoother than these client-side developer tools.The difference in the cloud with SharePoint Online is that developers can’t choose other easier options over Sandbox Solutions, JavaScript, or the Client Object Model. In SharePoint Online’s world it’s Microsoft’s way or the highway, and that means that software designers and developers have to approach solution design and creation in a much different manner than for on premises custom solutions.In this session John will present a comprehensive review of the tools and features available for development with SharePoint Online and then takes a closer look at their capabilities and limitations. It also explains the shift in decision making and solution design that needs to occur to turn SharePoint Online’s restrictions into opportunities, as well as looks at other available resources for development with SharePoint Online, such as Microsoft’s Azure offering or Amazon’s Cloud Services.
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Why Developing for the Cloud is like Developing for SharePoint, but SO Much Different
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Search Sites &
Communities
Content Management
Business Intelligence
& Composite
Applications
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Search Sites &
Communities
Content Management
Business Intelligence
& Composite
Applications
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Search Sites &
Communities
Content Management
Business Intelligence
& Composite
Applications
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Search Sites &
Communities
Content Management
Business Intelligence
& Composite
Applications
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Sites &
Communities
Search Content Management
Business Intelligence
& Composite
Applications
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For Small Businesses SharePoint Online in P1
For Kiosk Workers SharePoint Online in
K1/K2
For Information Workers SharePoint Online Plan 1
in E1/E2
For Information Workers SharePoint Online Plan 2 in
E3/E4
Team Sites Yes Yes Yes Yes
Simple Public-Facing Website 1 Basic Public-facing site
included No
1 Basic Public-facing site
included 1 Basic Public-facing site
included
Site Designer Yes Yes Yes Yes
SharePoint Designer 2010 Yes, for Intranet sites Yes, for Intranet sites Yes, for Intranet sites Yes, for Intranet sites
Custom Workflows Yes Yes Yes Yes
Sandbox Solutions (PTC) Yes Yes Yes Yes
My Site No No Yes Yes
Enterprise Features (Forms Services, Excel Services, Visio Services, BCS)
No OK to consume OK to consume Yes, can build and consume
Access Services Yes OK to consume OK to consume Yes, can build and consume
Site Collections Single Site Collection N/A Up to 300 Up to 300
Office Web Apps View & Edit View only for K1
View & Edit for K2 View only for E1
View & Edit for E2 View & Edit
Search (across Site Collections) N/A Yes Yes Yes
Basic External Document Sharing Yes (up to 50 free) N/A Yes (first 50 free) Yes (first 50 free)
Storage 10GB + 500MB per USL 10GB + 0MB per USL 10GB + 500MB per USL 10GB + 500MB per USL
Buy additional storage No Yes Yes Yes
Max Org Users Up to 50 TBD TBD TBD
Admin Single Site Collection No Yes Tenant level Yes Tenant level
Support Community 24x7 phone support for
Admin 24x7 phone support for
Admin 24x7 phone support for
Admin
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• SharePoint Online Developer Guide
• MSDN SharePoint Online Resource Center
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Unsupported
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Keep teams in sync and
manage important projects
Share and manage
personal documents and information
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