spbreed tutorial points to no-where #1
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Hi Nigel, Source code is available at https://spangular.codeplex.com/SourceControl/latest Thanks, From: nigel-dewar Hi mate, I found your tutorial on creating a SharePoint Provider hosted app with AngularJS. here And I followed on to the codeplex download location here But there is nothing to download. I looked through your github repos and also could not find this sample. You wouldn't happen to have a repo or source of this sample living anywhere I can have a look and see how you did it please? What you put together looks really good in the tut. Cheers Nigel D You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. |
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Thanks mate this is great! Sent from Samsung Mobile -------- Original message -------- Hi Nigel, Source code is available at https://spangular.codeplex.com/SourceControl/latest Thanks, From: nigel-dewar Hi mate, I found your tutorial on creating a SharePoint Provider hosted app with AngularJS. here And I followed on to the codeplex download location here But there is nothing to download. I looked through your github repos and also could not find this sample. You wouldn't happen to have a repo or source of this sample living anywhere I can have a look and see how you did it please? What you put together looks really good in the tut. Cheers Nigel D You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. You are receiving this because you authored the thread. |
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I was just wondering. Did you find that using a provider hosted app afforded you a much faster developer experience vs the sharepoint hosted app? The reason i ask this is, i noticed whenever i started to add quite alot of files to an sharepoint hosted app, say for instance if i added john papas angular boilerplate to an sp hosted app, i found the deployment speed terrible. I could be waiting up to 10 mintues for the solution to deploy! Mind you i am using officr 365 sharepoint online. That said i just found it too painful. This is why im looking at going provider hosted. And hoping fingers crossed the deployment time is minimal. As far as my initial experiments have proved, rhe provider hosted app is much faster to work with. Did you find this also? When working with sharepoint hosted vs provider hosted? Cheers and thank you so much for sending that code sample through. It really answered a couple od big questions for me. Nigel Sent from Samsung Mobile -------- Original message -------- Hi Nigel, Source code is available at https://spangular.codeplex.com/SourceControl/latest Thanks, From: nigel-dewar Hi mate, I found your tutorial on creating a SharePoint Provider hosted app with AngularJS. here And I followed on to the codeplex download location here But there is nothing to download. I looked through your github repos and also could not find this sample. You wouldn't happen to have a repo or source of this sample living anywhere I can have a look and see how you did it please? What you put together looks really good in the tut. Cheers Nigel D You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. You are receiving this because you authored the thread. |
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This is really an old tutorial. Things with SharePoint apps (add-ins) have changed a lot over past few years. Yes, deployment model, upgrade experience etc are not too great for SharePoint hosted app. If you are building enterprise apps, provider hosted app is the way to go. Deployment of SharePoint hosted apps might be slow in Office 365 with the old strategy where you refresh the app with ever iteration. Instead, if you refer all your controllers and services JS files in CDN like CloudFlare, you can just update these files and app doesn't need a redeploy. This is the deployment model followed in SharePoint framework, newly released SharePoint dev model. If you are building SP apps, consider SharePoint framework. From: nigel-dewar [email protected] I was just wondering. Did you find that using a provider hosted app afforded you a much faster developer experience vs the sharepoint hosted app? The reason i ask this is, i noticed whenever i started to add quite alot of files to an sharepoint hosted app, say for instance if i added john papas angular boilerplate to an sp hosted app, i found the deployment speed terrible. I could be waiting up to 10 mintues for the solution to deploy! Mind you i am using officr 365 sharepoint online. That said i just found it too painful. This is why im looking at going provider hosted. And hoping fingers crossed the deployment time is minimal. As far as my initial experiments have proved, rhe provider hosted app is much faster to work with. Did you find this also? When working with sharepoint hosted vs provider hosted? Cheers and thank you so much for sending that code sample through. It really answered a couple od big questions for me. Nigel Sent from Samsung Mobile -------- Original message -------- Hi Nigel, Source code is available at https://spangular.codeplex.com/SourceControl/latest Thanks, From: nigel-dewar Hi mate, I found your tutorial on creating a SharePoint Provider hosted app with AngularJS. here And I followed on to the codeplex download location here But there is nothing to download. I looked through your github repos and also could not find this sample. You wouldn't happen to have a repo or source of this sample living anywhere I can have a look and see how you did it please? What you put together looks really good in the tut. Cheers Nigel D You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. You are receiving this because you authored the thread. You are receiving this because you commented. |
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Thanks very much for this info. It does help me alot. I have looked at the new sp framework. And it looks really great. My only reservation was if it could do a full page Spa, and if its ready for mainstream prod use in an enterprise. But i certianly will be making big use of this in the future. Thanks very much. Interesting that you mention sp online being a bit slow on deployment. I will be sure to check what things are like using sp onprem. I realize your tut may be a bit old. But i still think its really relative. So thank you very much for it and thanks also for helping me out with these questions of mine. Very much appreciated. Hope to see some sp framework from you sometime. Ill keep on the watch. Cheers Nige. Sent from Samsung Mobile -------- Original message -------- This is really an old tutorial. Things with SharePoint apps (add-ins) have changed a lot over past few years. Yes, deployment model, upgrade experience etc are not too great for SharePoint hosted app. If you are building enterprise apps, provider hosted app is the way to go. Deployment of SharePoint hosted apps might be slow in Office 365 with the old strategy where you refresh the app with ever iteration. Instead, if you refer all your controllers and services JS files in CDN like CloudFlare, you can just update these files and app doesn't need a redeploy. This is the deployment model followed in SharePoint framework, newly released SharePoint dev model. If you are building SP apps, consider SharePoint framework. From: nigel-dewar [email protected] I was just wondering. Did you find that using a provider hosted app afforded you a much faster developer experience vs the sharepoint hosted app? The reason i ask this is, i noticed whenever i started to add quite alot of files to an sharepoint hosted app, say for instance if i added john papas angular boilerplate to an sp hosted app, i found the deployment speed terrible. I could be waiting up to 10 mintues for the solution to deploy! Mind you i am using officr 365 sharepoint online. That said i just found it too painful. This is why im looking at going provider hosted. And hoping fingers crossed the deployment time is minimal. As far as my initial experiments have proved, rhe provider hosted app is much faster to work with. Did you find this also? When working with sharepoint hosted vs provider hosted? Cheers and thank you so much for sending that code sample through. It really answered a couple od big questions for me. Nigel Sent from Samsung Mobile -------- Original message -------- Hi Nigel, Source code is available at https://spangular.codeplex.com/SourceControl/latest Thanks, From: nigel-dewar Hi mate, I found your tutorial on creating a SharePoint Provider hosted app with AngularJS. here And I followed on to the codeplex download location here But there is nothing to download. I looked through your github repos and also could not find this sample. You wouldn't happen to have a repo or source of this sample living anywhere I can have a look and see how you did it please? What you put together looks really good in the tut. Cheers Nigel D You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. You are receiving this because you authored the thread. You are receiving this because you commented. You are receiving this because you authored the thread. |
Hi mate, I found your tutorial on creating a SharePoint Provider hosted app with AngularJS. here
https://spbreed.wordpress.com/2014/06/17/azure-hosted-sharepoint-apps-using-angularjs-and-webapi-part-3/
And I followed on to the codeplex download location here
https://spangular.codeplex.com/releases
But there is nothing to download. I looked through your github repos and also could not find this sample.
You wouldn't happen to have a repo or source of this sample living anywhere I can have a look and see how you did it please?
What you put together looks really good in the tut.
Cheers
Nigel D
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