We’re thrilled for the //build and Ignite 2015 conferences to kick off. We’ve spent the months since TechEd Europe in Barcelona last October preparing and pulling together tons of great new capabilities, content and experiences, which we will share with Office developers at these two conferences. Let’s dive into what we’ve cooked up for our spring release.
We’ve crafted the sessions for //build and Ignite to cover the new capabilities, as well as provide guidance about how to get started building for Office 365.
The sessions for //build include:
//build Sessions
616 | Office Development Matters and Here’s Why…
630 | Get Your Hands Dirty with the Office 365 APIs, Authentication and SDKs
743 | Tried and True Practices for Transforming SharePoint Solutions to Cloud-ready Solutions
651 | Extending Custom Solutions with Excel, PowerPoint and Word Add-ins
655 | Overview of Cross-platform Mobile Development with Office 365
728 | Integrating Web Apps with Office 365
641 | Supercharging Your Custom Solutions with the Office 365 Unified API Endpoint
676 | Building Solutions with Office Graph
701 | Deep Dive into the Office 356 Groups REST API
694 | Build an Add-in for Outlook.com, Outlook and Office 365 that Reaches Over 400 Million Users
632 | Office 365 and Azure: A Developer’s Guide for Maximizing the Cloud
699 | Building Office Add-ins Using Node.JS
722 | iOS and Android Apps with Office 365
715 | Connecting to OneNote in the Cloud with Office 365 APIs
661 | Building Multi-Device Apps with Xamarin with Office 365 APIs
734 | New OneDrive APIs for developing against OneDrive and OneDrive for Business
742 | New Outlook APIs for developing against Outlook.com and Office 365
689 | Building a Single Page App Using Angular and Typescript Using Office 365 APIs
758 | Making Money with Office 365
643 | Introducing the Skype Developer Platform and the New Skype Web Developer Capabilities
767 | Building Universal Windows Apps with Office 365 APIs
The sessions for Ignite are:
Ignite Sessions
PRE11 | Office 365 Development On-ramp
FND2202 | Office Development Matters and Here’s Why…
BRK3157 | Light Up Mobile Apps with the Office 365 APIs
BRK3170 | Deep Dive into Custom App Provisioning and Deployment in Microsoft Office 365
BRK3164 | Deep Dive into Safe SharePoint Branding in Office 365 Using Repeatable Patterns and Practices
BRK3203 | Extending Custom Solutions with Excel, PowerPoint and Word Add-ins
BRK3101 | Developing with Microsoft OneNote in the Cloud with Office 365 APIs
BRK4117 | Get Your Hands Dirty with the Office 365 RESTful APIs
BRK4114 | Integrating Custom File Types with Office 365 with Files Handler Add-ins
BRK3199 | Supercharging Your Custom Solutions with the Office 365 Unified API Endpoint
BRK3118 | Getting Started Building Provider-hosted Apps On-premises or in the Cloud
BRK3127 | SAP Gateway for Microsoft: Securely Integrate an On-premises SAP System to Microsoft Technologies
BRK4123 | Building Business Apps Like They Do in the Valley with AngularJS, Node.js and More
BRK4104 | Setting Up Your On-premises SharePoint Environment for Custom App Development
BRK4111 | Future-proofing Your On-premises SharePoint Development
BRK4109 | Developing with Yammer: Extensibility and API Overview
BRK4126 | Dealing with Application Lifecycle Management in Microsoft Office 365 App Development
BRK2195 | Everything You Need to Know about the Office Store
BRK3156 | Build an Add-in for Outlook.com, Outlook and Office 365 that Reaches Over 400 Million Users!
BRK3145 | Building Tenant-wide Apps with the New Exchange REST APIs
Office 365 Developer Program
While you’re there, sign up for our Office 365 Developer Program—launching at //build—to stay in the know on all things Office 365 developer. Once you’re signed up, you’ll receive a welcome email with details on how to get your free one-year Office 365 developer subscription. This will help you start building add-ins and connecting to APIs right away. Then you will continue to receive special resources, newsletters and key insights into developing for Office 365.
Onsite mini labs
We will also have two mini labs available as part of the Office 365 Developer Program. These labs are designed to help developers build a successful add-in or connect to Office 365 APIs in five steps or less. Once you sign up and complete a mini lab, you will receive an exclusive Office 365 Developer Program hoodie.
Express talks
At the //build conference we are hosting 15-minute presentations on key news that we’ve announced, as well as partner presentations on lots of topics we think developers will love!
Partner
Title
Speaker
Insightly
Learn How Insightly Built Out Integrations with Microsoft Office 365 and Over 20 Other Saas Applications Without Breaking a Sweat
Mohit Kukreja
Docusign
How to Build an App with Docusign
Dan Reid
Drip
How Marketing Automation Can Help You Connect with Users, Drive More Usage and Build Better Apps
Rob Walling
Telerik
Build Compelling .NET Apps that Span Web, Mobile and Desktop
Michael Crump
Telerik
Modern Web Apps with Kendo UI and Office 365
Sam Basu
Boomerang
Bringing Boomerang to Office 365
Alex Moore
Do.Com
Making Meetings Productive on Do.Com with the Office 365 REST API
Pascal Carole
Uber
Improving Your Daily Outlook
Rahul Bijor and Amritha Prasad
SmartSheet
SmartSheet’s Integration Using Office Graph API: Lessons From the Trenches
Brian Harper
K2
Building Enterprise Productivity Apps with the Unified API Endpoint
Jonathan King
Nintex
Build Low-code Workflow Solutions in Minutes with Nintex for Office 365
Sean Fiene
Salesforce
Learn How Salesforce Successfully Built its Next Generation Outlook Integration Using the New Office Add-ins Model.
Phil Richardson
Building Solutions with Office Graph
Helge Solheim, Jon Meling
Office 365 Unified API Speed Date
Yina Arenas
Yes, You Are an Office Developer: An Overview of Office 365 Extensibility
Dorrene Brown
Build an Outlook Add-in and Reach Millions of Users!
Pretish Abraham
Extend File Behavior with File Handler Add-ins in Office 365
Dorrene Brown
Running Office 365 apps on a Raspberry Pi2 with AzureAD and node.js
Andrew Connell
Why TypeScript?
Dan Wahlin
At the Ignite conference we will be holding Theater Sessions as well, covering the following topics:
Topic
Speaker
Yes, You Are an Office Developer: An Overview of Office 365 Extensibility
Dorrene Brown
Running Office 365 Apps on a Raspberry Pi2 with AzureAD and node.js
Andrew Connell
Building Solution with Office Graph
Helge Solheim and Jon Meling
Office 365 Unified API Speed Date
Yina Arenas
Office 365 Development: Let’s Get Real
Mike Fitzmaurice and Chris O’Brien
Extend File Behavior with File Handler Add-ins for Office 365
Dorrene Brown
Office 365 Developer Program Overview
Sonya Koptyev
Partners
It wouldn’t be a conference without our key partners who have built showcase solutions for Office 365. Our partners will have dedicated booths at the //build conference, where their key experts will be available to discuss their solutions and discuss lessons learned. Come visit in the Office 365 Partner area.
Connect with Office 365 at the events
If you’re attending, stop by our booth say hello. We’ll have extra fun swag on hand and our product engineers and experts ready to answer your questions. If you’re not able to join us in person, watch for updates on dev.office.com/latestnews for the latest and greatest on our announcements and resources for building for Office 365.
Connect with Office 365 online
If you’re not attending the events, there are plenty of ways to catch the news of all the cool new stuff we’re announcing. Just follow dev.office.com/latestnews for details on all the announcements. We’ll also be live tweeting from the events, so follow @OfficeDev. You can also follow along on our Office Developer Facebook page.
You can also watch the live stream of the keynote address, the breakout sessions and a session we are hosting on all the Office 365 developer news from //build on Channel 9. We’ll post the exact link on all our social channels once it’s available. Either way, we hope to see you or hear from you soon.
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