Introducing Project Siena from Microsoft
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With the release of Project "Siena", business users can now create rich interactive applications for Windows 8 which integrate and leverage your existing assets in SharePoint and Azure. During this session we will build a Windows 8 application without any code (No Code!). This will demonstrate the power of Project "Siena" and how business users can be empowered to create the next generation of applications using HTML5 and the Metro Framework.
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Introducing Project Siena from Microsoft
- 1. S H A R E P O I N T CONFERENCES 2 0 1 4 James Milne SharePoint MVP Myriad Technologies bit.ly/ STP1400
- 2. #auspc #nzspc Introduction to Project “Siena” Demo: Example Siena Apps Overview of Siena Components Demo: Building a Siena App Publishing a Siena App Next Steps Community Sample Apps
- 3. #auspc #nzspc The new frontier?
- 8. #auspc #nzspc Rich Multi Media Content
- 10. #auspc #nzspc Building an app
- 11. #auspc #nzspc Screens Visuals (Controls) Functions Data Sources Collections
- 12. #auspc #nzspc
- 13. #auspc #nzspc
- 14. #auspc #nzspc Text Logical Table Behavior Date & Time fx
- 15. #auspc #nzspc Data Loaded on Connection On App Load On Connection Refresh*
- 16. #auspc #nzspc Conference Agenda App
- 17. #auspc #nzspc Building a Connected App
- 18. #auspc #nzspc Blog Online Forums Sample Apps Tutorials
- 19. #auspc #nzspc James Milne James.Milne@MyriadTech.com.au Twitter: @JamesMilne LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/pub/james-milne-mvp ?
- 20. #auspc #nzspc Thank you to our sponsors
Editor's Notes
- Data Sources By adding data sources to your Siena App you can access data from a myriad of formats and online services. Each service will require specific configuration settings to enable your app to import data from these services. Generally speaking most of these data sources are read-only and allow your app to consume data from these services. When you first add the make a connection to the data source your Siena App will import the data and you will be able to visually inspect the data to ensure you have imported the correct information. The current version of Sieana can connect to the following data sources: Excel Azure Mobile Services BingSearch BingTranslator Facebook REST RSS Feed SharePoint Yammer