What’s new in LightSwitch 2013?
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This document summarizes the key updates in LightSwitch from 2012 to 2013. In 2012, LightSwitch was included with Visual Studio and its middleware changed from RIA Services to OData, enabling platform interoperability. New controls and UI features were also added. In 2013, LightSwitch addressed Silverlight concerns by supporting HTML5 clients, allowed building more complex APIs using Web API, and fully supported SharePoint 2013 apps. The overall message is that LightSwitch continues to be the easiest way to build various application types including LOB apps, web platforms, and SharePoint apps.
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What’s new in LightSwitch 2013?
- 1. What’s new in LightSwitch? Robert MacLean Technology Specialist, Microsoft MVP BBD
- 2. Join the DeveloperUG Monthly user group meetings & workshops Range of topics, from crafting code to web & app technologies Join the user group at www.DeveloperUG.org.za
- 3. Agenda Distant Past: A quick recap of what LightSwitch is Recent Past: What is new in 2012? Present: What is new in 2013? 3
- 4. What is LightSwitch? The easiest way to create LOB apps Fully customisable 4
- 5. Distant Past A quick recap of what LightSwitch is Create a simple product list Add validation Add product ID logic Tailor UI Add security Publish the app Image © Roads Less Traveled Photographyn Flickr
- 6. Review: What is LightSwitch? The easiest way to create LOB apps Fully customisable 6
- 7. How does this fit together? SQL Server Silverlight for Web SharePoint LS Server OData Silverlight OOB RIA Services [OData] Custom Custom
- 8. What’s new in 2012? Included with Visual Studio 2012 (in the box) Middle-tier: was RIA Services; is OData Platform enabler New controls & UI 8
- 9. Past What’s new in 2012? Add customer list to show percent & web address Discuss service publishing Show how to consume the OData service Image © Kiermacx
- 10. Review: What’s new in 2012? New UI controls available OData makes interop very easy Service publishing for those who want a platform 1 0
- 11. What is new in 2013? We need an answer to Silverlight concerns! We need to build more complex APIs! What about SharePoint? 1 1
- 12. Present: What is new in 2013?
- 15. Present: What is new in 2013? The answer to Silverlight? HTML 5 Client Web API for complex services with integration to LS SharePoint 2013 Apps fully supported 1 5
- 16. Review Easiest way to build LOB apps Easiest way to build platforms powered by OData services Easiest way to build web apps Easiest way to build SharePoint apps 1 6
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- Join the Developer User GroupThe Developer User Group is a community driven user group of industry professionalWe meet on the second Tuesday of every month from 16:30 – 18:00 at Microsoft in Bryanston, JohannesburgWide range of topics – technology agnostic, from code to web technologies – Java, C#, Objective C, Javascript - the DeveloperUG covers anything of interest to developersVisit the www.DeveloperUG.org.za to sign upFollow them on twitter @DeveloperUG
- Quick start demoGrab data, import, tweak, UI, runTalk code, customization etc..ETA: 15min
- Launch tweaked demo with some of the new UI optionsBuild a web page that grabs data from LightSwitch using OdataShow the service publish onlyETA: 15min
- Launch tweaked demo with some of the new UI optionsBuild a web page that grabs data from LightSwitch using OdataShow the service publish onlyETA: 15min