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About Danny Jessee
Danny Jessee is a senior software developer for Fulcrum IT Services, a northern-Virginia based professional services firm dedicated to helping government and industry leaders address their challenges. He has specialized in development of custom SharePoint solutions since 2004. He has supported development efforts for dozens of SharePoint deployments, many for DoD customers in locked-down secure environments. He has also developed solutions for SharePoint and ASP.NET in support of military, government, and internal corporate customers. He holds an MCPD certification in SharePoint 2010 Application Development and an MCTS in SharePoint 2010 Configuration. In his spare time, he enjoys running, meteorology, and cheering for his local sports teams.
Contact info:
Blog: http://dannyjessee.com/blog
Twitter: @dannyjessee
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/dannyjessee
Email: djessee@sharepointexperts.org
Posts by Danny Jessee
December 16th, 2012 | Filed under: CloudShare, Dev / Test, SharePoint | Tags: CloudShare, CSOM, OData, SharePoint, SharePoint 2013, SharePoint Configuration
SharePoint 2010 introduced the client-side object model (CSOM) to allow developers to write applications which interact with SharePoint from client-side code. In SharePoint 2013, Microsoft steps things up a notch by allowing developers to use Representational State Transfer (REST) in conjunction with the Open Data (OData) protocol to perform Create/Read/Update/Delete (CRUD) operations against SharePoint sites and lists for nearly every API in the CSOM. Through the magic of CloudShare web access, we can leverage the CSOM along with REST and OData to interact with our SharePoint 2013 environments from literally anywhere, using any type of client! All code samples in this blog post will be run from my local workstation over 1,000 miles away from my SharePoint 2013 server running in the CloudShare datacenter!
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November 9th, 2012 | Filed under: CloudShare, Dev / Test, SharePoint | Tags: Apps for SharePoint, CloudShare, Development, DNS, SharePoint, SharePoint 2013
With the recent Release to Manufacturing (RTM) of SharePoint 2013, I figured it was time to see what the new app development model is all about.
Spinning up the farm
When it comes to getting a SharePoint environment spun up quickly, nobody beats CloudShare. Within days of RTM, they had a “SharePoint 2013 RTM Small Farm” environment ready to spin up.
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October 25th, 2011 | Filed under: CloudShare, SharePoint | Tags: authentication, claims, environment, Intranet, SharePoint, sharepoint 2010, windows
CloudShare’s very own Chris Riley recently shared an environment of mine in a blog post about network orchestration. This environment leverages some exciting new capabilities in SharePoint 2010: namely Claims Authentication in a SharePoint 2010 web application and the ability to configure multiple authentication providers in a single zone.
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