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Close friends of mine know there’s a podcast that I’ve become a huge fan of over the last two years. It’s called Startups for the Rest of Us by Rob Walling & Mike Taber … their topic is all about working on startups as a solopreneur or micropreneur. Even if you aren’t doing a startup, if you’re a self starter or someone who works from home or works for yourself, there are tons of good life and work tips in this show.

Learn how you can use the Office 365 Contacts API to do all the typical CRUD-Q operations on your contacts in your Exchange Online mailbox in Office 365.

For more information about the course, you can checkout the page on my site: Office 365 APIs - Overview, Authentication and the Discovery Service This is the first in a series of courses I am publishing to the Pluralsight catalog on the the Microsoft Office 365 APIs. The Office 365 APIs are a collection of multiple endpoints for different types of data within the Office 365 platform.

In the next week or my latest Pluralsight course will be published for all Pluralsight subscribers to watch. This is the first of multiple courses you’ll see me publish over the coming months as I’m working on a series on the Office 365 APIs. This course, Office 365 APIs - Overview, Authentication and the Discovery Service, will service as the common pre-requisite for my other courses. Future courses will address each Office 365 endpoint such as mail, calendar, contacts, files & whatever comes next from the Office 365 guys.

This course will introduce developers to the Office 365 APIs, a new set of APIs that will be constantly improved and updated by Microsoft. All four of the endpoints provided in the Office 365 APIs share common characteristics, such as tooling.

With great pleasure I’m thrilled to announce my latest Pluralsight course is finally live: Building SharePoint Apps as Single Page Apps with AngularJS . It took a bit longer to get this one published due to some last minute feedback I got from a few reviewers who saw a preview of it. Based on the feedback I added some disclaimer and prerequisite info to the first module. I do not try to teach you AngularJS in this course or every thing about building a SPA, rather I take the liberty of assuming you are versed in these areas and you just want to do how to do this in SharePoint.

Learn how to implement a SharePoint-hosted App as a Single Page App (SPA) using the popular AngularJS presentation framework.

Today Pluralsight published a course dedicated on creating workflows that talk to various types of web services: SharePoint 2013 Workflow - Web Services.

Yesterday Pluralsight published a guest entry I wrote for their blog on SharePoint 2013 workflow. It talks about a lot of stuff that you see my two workflow courses I’ve already published in their catalog: SharePoint 2013 Workflow - Fundamentals SharePoint 2013 Workflow - Advanced Topics Oh, and I’ll have a bit more SharePoint 2013 workflow lovin to share with you later today, via Pluralsight… stay tuned!

Following up on a Pluralsight course I published in June 2013, SharePoint 2013 Workflow - Fundamentals , I’ve published a sequel called SharePoint 2013 - Workflow Advanced Topics . This course is available to all Pluralsight subscribers. Course Description Workflow changed quite a bit in the SharePoint 2013 release from previous versions of SharePoint. The new workflow platform is implemented with a new product called Workflow Manager 1.

Building off the SharePoint 2013 Workflow - Fundamentals and SharePoint 2013 Workflow - Advanced Topics courses, this course will demonstrate how you can use web services within your SharePoint 2013 workflows.

Earlier this year I released a course on Pluralsight on SharePoint 2013 Workflow - Fundamentals for developers. In my blog post announcing the course, I told people I was working on a sequel to this course, an advanced version, that would go into a lot more depth on workflow in SharePoint 2013… I also pointed to a specific page on my site, Pluralsight’s SharePoint 2013 - Workflow Advanced Topics , that I would keep updated.

I’m thrilled to announce that today Pluralsight published my new course in their catalog… you can watch it right now! The course is called SharePoint 2013 Workflow - Fundamentals . This course is available to all Pluralsight subscribers. The goal of this course is to help people immediately get up to speed and productive in creating automated business processes as workflows in SharePoint 2013. The target audience for this course are developers and power users as I cover building workflows and assigning tasks using both SharePoint Designer 2013 and Visual Studio 2012.

The goal of this course is to build off my previous course and tackle some of the more complex things you’ll need to accomplish in your day-to-day SharePoint workflow development. The target audience for this course are developers as I cover building workflows using Visual Studio primarily. There is no specific customer focus… everything I show you works both in an on-premises deployment as well as a hosted environment such as Office 365.

In this course students will learn how to consume and interact with external data sources as well as how to create a custom .NET Assembly Connector.

In this course you will learn how to create lists and document libraries using the SharePoint development tools in Visual Studio 2012. Students will also learn about the various events in SharePoint 2013 including the new remote event receiver capability.

In this course students will learn the basics of security and permissions in SharePoint 2013, specifically AuthN, AuthZ and claims based security.

In this course you will learn how to create custom application pages as well as content pages and the details around customizing pages.

SharePoint extensibility has traditionally been done using solution packages (*.wsp’s). The two types of solutions, farm and sandbox, are covered in depth in this module. Students will learn when they are available depending on the deployments.

In this course students will get up to speed on SharePoint 2013 both from a SKU/license perspective as well as from a capability and architectural perspective.

This course covers all the security aspects in SharePoint 2010. New to SharePoint 2010 is the support for claims based authentication. Students will learn how to configure a site for claims based authentication and how to do various security programming tasks. In addition the business intelligence (BI) capabilities of SharePoint 2010 are covered. You will see how to create custom dashboards using KPIs and filters along with SQL Server Reporting Services and SQL Server Analysis Services. By the end of this course you should be able to create dashboards using provided Dashboard Designer included with Performance Point Services.

Enterprise Content Management & Web Content Management - this course will teach you about the content management capabilities in SharePoint 2010 including Enterprise Content Management features and creating Publishing sites with Web Content.

The goal of this course is to help people immediately get up to speed and productive in creating automated business processes as workflows in SharePoint 2013. The target audience for this course are developers and power users as I cover building workflows and assigning tasks using both SharePoint Designer 2013 and Visual Studio 2012. There no specific customer focus… everything I show you works both in an on-premises deployment as well as a hosted environment such as Office 365.

Automating Business Process, Enterprise Data & Search - this course covers automating business process with workflow in SharePoint 2010 as well as the improved support for working with data that does not live in SharePoint.

Information Architecture Storage and Data Access - learn how SharePoint 2010 stores data and how you can access that data both from server-side code (including using the new support for LINQ) and client-side code.

Customizing and Extending SharePoint - this course covers the SharePoint 2010 user experience for developers.

Students will also get an introduction to the new developer tools included in Visual Studio 2010 as well as how to develop in terms of Features and Solutions.

Learn how to use SharePoint Designer, the browser and InfoPath to create robust business solutions for SharePoint 2010.

A few months ago I published a series of developer ramp up courses for SharePoint 2013 to Pluralsight that was based on the Beta 2 (aka: Preview) build that was released by Microsoft in July of 2012. Today I’m pleased to announce that we’ve updated the entire SharePoint 2013 developer ramp up series for the RTM release that hit general availability this month. Now you can get deep depth developer training for SharePoint 2013 RTM through Pluralsight!

Yesterday Pluralsight published a 6-part developer ramp-up course for SharePoint 2013 to their on demand catalog. This is the first on-demand SharePoint 2013 developer content out there and is a great complement to the hands-on developer Great SharePoint Adventure 2013 developer course we teach as well. The Pluralsight course was recorded and based on SharePoint 2013 Beta 2 (aka Preview). I’ll get it refreshed with more content & updated for RTM in the coming months, but for now there aren’t many dramatic changes.