Raúl Ribeiro & Luis Calado: Extensibilidade no Sharepoint Online | Webday

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O Sharepoint Online é o próximo passo da evolução do Sharepoint Server em direcção à Cloud, e permite disponibilizar o poder da plataforma a clientes que não pretendam preocupar-se com a gestão (e custo) de infra-estrutura. Para nós, developers, a questão é: o que podemos fazer (ou não) sobre a nova versão do Sharepoint Online, agendada para sair com o Office 365? Nesta sessão, o Raúl Ribeiro e o Luís Calado ajudam-nos a perceber melhor o que é possível e quais as diferenças para o Sharepoint Server "tradicional".

*esta sessão foi gravada no evento Webday 2010, que teve lugar no mês de Outubro de 2010 nas cidades de Lisboa e Porto.

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