Bas Lijten, Solution Architect at Achmea

Developing SharePoint 2013 apps with MVC 5, SignalR 2.0, WebAPI 2 and Visual Studio 2013

Bas LijtenSolution Architecthttp://blog.baslijten.com/

AgendaMVC 5SignalR 2.0

I like it contest!WebAPI

MVC 5

One ASP.NET

ASP.NET

WebForms

Sites

WebPages

Single

PageApps

MVCWebAPI

SignalR

Services

Integrate existing apps with SharePointhttp://blog.baslijten.com/convert-mvc-application-to-shareptoint-2013-provider-hosted-app/

• Reuse SharePoint authorization/authentication

• SharePoint data• Lists, documents, metadata

• Use SharePoint services• search, userprofiles, managed metadata

SignalR 2.0

I Like it Contest!

http://tiny.cc/diwug

Open Web Interface for .NETCleaner separation of app, server and host

using AppFunc = Func< IDictionary<string, object>, // Environment  Task>; // Done

ASP.NET Web APISignalR, other FX

Server (OWIN)

Host

OWIN middleware

ASP.NET Web APISignalR, other FX

Server (System.Web OWIN)

IIS(Host en Server)

ASP.NET Web Forms + MVC

IIS(Host en Server)

WebAPI 2

Questions& Answers

Bloghttp://blog.baslijten.com

Twitter@BasLijten

E-mailbas@baslijten.com

LinksConvert existing MVC apps to SharePoint appshttp://blog.baslijten.com/convert-mvc-application-to-shareptoint-2013-provider-hosted-app/

Integrate SignalR 2.0 with SharePoint 2013http://blog.baslijten.com/how-to-integrate-signalr-2-0-in-a-sharepoint-2013-mvc5-app/

Getting WebAPI 2.0 to work with SharePoint 2013 appshttp://blog.baslijten.com/getting-sharepoint-2013-apps-and-webapi-to-work/

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