Michael Washington

Creating Html 5 Websites and Cloud Business Apps Using Lightswitch in Visual Studio 2013-2015: Create Standalone Web Applications and Office 365 / Sha Michael Washington

Publisher Marketing: This book covers using Visual Studio LightSwitch 2013-2015 to create LightSwitch HTML Client, and Cloud Business Applications. This book describes creating HTML web applications and SharePoint 2013 provider-hosted applications. The purpose of this book is to demonstrate the use and provide examples of, and to explain, important concepts of the LightSwitch technology used to create the applications. Visual Studio LightSwitch 2013 is a development tool that provides the easiest and fastest way to create forms over data, line of business applications. It allows you to build applications for the desktop and the Internet cloud. It does this by providing a tool that allows you to quickly and easily define and connect to your data, program your security and business rules, and expose this via OData to practically any "client" such as mobile devices and web pages. [Publishers note: This book is mostly identical to the book: Creating HTML 5 Websites and Cloud Business Apps Using LightSwitch In Visual Studio 2013] Table of Contents Chapter 1: Understanding the LightSwitch HTML Client Chapter 2: Create an End-To-End LightSwitch HTML Application Chapter 3: Deploy a LightSwitch Application to Office 365/SharePoint Online Chapter 4: The LightSwitch HTML Client API Chapter 5: Working With Data Chapter 6: Working With Screens Chapter 7: Application Navigation Chapter 8: Advanced HTML Client API Chapter 9: Using ServerApplicationContext Chapter 10: Using MVC With Visual Studio LightSwitch Chapter 11: Using WCF RIA Services Chapter 12: Cloud Business Apps Contributor Bio:  Washington, Michael Ian Lackey worked as a systems engineer for a St. Louis-based ISP from 1999 to 2002. At that time, he began developing web applications using ASP and migrated to ASP. NET shortly before the 2.0 release. Ian now works as a full-time programmer analyst II for Washington University in St. Louis Medical School - Department of Pediatrics. He also runs a small business, DigitalSnap Inc. that provides complete DotNetNuke solutions as well as individual modules (http: //www.itlackey.net). Currently Ian is involved in community-driven areas such as the OpenLight Group, which manages open source projects including several DotNetNuke modules and many Silverlight-based applications. He will also be speaking at the St. Louis . NET user group meetings this year. Ian currently lives in a small town in Illinois, just East of St. Louis, with his wife Julie and two daughters, Britney and Brooklynn.