FEDSPUG April 16th w/Tim Ferro

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Topic: JavaScript Libraries for SharePoint Developers

Abstract: Whether you are developing for Office 365 or SharePoint on-premises, these days you are going to need some “go-to” JavaScript libraries to enhance your solutions. No matter what project I am on, over the past few years there are a number of fantastic JavaScript libraries I have learned to use and integrate with great success. They work with Apps, content editor web parts, .NET solutions, and anywhere else you can utilize JavaScript (Even CSS!). Some of my favorites covered in this session are jQuery, SPServices, jqPlot, and DataTables.

In this session I will show how to get up and running developing with JavaScript for SharePoint in multiple ways. Then I will demo each of my “go-to” libraries as well as a few others. I will discuss real world application of these libraries based on previous clients where I have used them. I will wrap up with a nice combined demo that works great in both Office 365 and SharePoint on-premises.

Speaker: Timothy Ferro

Bio: Tim Ferro is a SharePoint Architect and Senior Software Engineer living outside Washington DC in Northern Virginia. As a professional IT consultant for the past ten years, he has been working almost exclusively with SharePoint for the past seven. A technical editor for the You Don’t Know JS series of O’Reilly books, he is currently authoring his first. He is a Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist in SharePoint development for both MOSS 2007 and SharePoint 2010 and also SharePoint 2010 Configuration. These days he is working with Visual Studio 2013, SharePoint 2013, and Office 365. His sessions are pulled directly from real-world experience and implemented best practices at numerous clients. A frequent presenter at DC/VA user groups, he also likes to tweet, blog, and attend SharePints! His presentations, code, and blog can be found at http://www.timferro.com/wordpress Twitter: @timferro.