Office365 and AzureAD for Developers

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: History of SharePoint

Lecture 2: Developer Choices for the Office365 developer

Lecture 3: Structure of this course

Chapter 2: WSPs or Solution Packages

Lecture 1: What are solution packages?

Lecture 2: Writing and Deploying a solution package

Chapter 3: SharePoint Add-ins also known as Apps

Lecture 1: An introduction to Apps

Lecture 2: Advantages of the App Model

Lecture 3: What am I going to talk about

Lecture 4: SharePoint Apps – Golden Rules

Lecture 5: Kinds of Apps

Lecture 6: Setting up your environment for Apps

Lecture 7: What I will and wont cover as Demos

Lecture 8: Writing a SharePoint hosted app

Lecture 9: Writing an AppPart

Lecture 10: An introduction to Provider Hosted Apps

Lecture 11: Writing a Provider Hosted App

Chapter 4: Introduction to Azure AD and Office 365 APIs

Lecture 1: Office 365 APIs and Microsoft Graph

Lecture 2: What is Azure AD

Lecture 3: Why not just use on-prem AD?

Lecture 4: Different ways to setup Azure AD

Lecture 5: Azure AD for Developers

Lecture 6: ADAL or Active Directory Authentication Libraries

Lecture 7: Registering your Apps

Lecture 8: Single Tenant vs Multi Tenant

Lecture 9: Various dev. scenarios to learn

Chapter 5: Setting up AzureAD

Lecture 1: Setting up Azure AD without Office 365

Lecture 2: A royal tour of AzureAD features

Lecture 3: Adding a user in Azure AD

Lecture 4: Managing Azure AD using PowerShell

Lecture 5: Using AzureAD with Office365

Chapter 6: Web Browsers accessing Web Applications secured by AzureAD

Lecture 1: Description of Scenario

Lecture 2: Authentication Protocol Flow

Lecture 3: Token Expiration

Lecture 4: Demo: A sample MVC application

Lecture 5: Demo: Nuget packages for adding AzureAD Authentication

Lecture 6: Demo: Setting up Auth using OWIN startup

Lecture 7: Demo: Adding OpenIDConnect sign in and sign out

Lecture 8: Demo: Register your web app in AzureAD

Lecture 9: Demo: Running our App

Lecture 10: Examining OpenID connect parameters

Chapter 7: JavaScript SPA (single page app) accessing AzureAD protected APIs

Lecture 1: Description of scenario

Lecture 2: Authentication Protocol Flow

Lecture 3: ADAL.js

Lecture 4: OAuth2 Implicit Grant Protocol

Lecture 5: Session management without refresh tokens

Lecture 6: Renewing access tokens

Lecture 7: Single Tenant vs. Multi Tenant

Lecture 8: Demo: Creating our API without authentication

Lecture 9: Demo: Creating the SPA, without any authentication

Lecture 10: Demo: Adding support for CORS

Lecture 11: Demo: Securing our API using AzureAD

Lecture 12: Demo: Registering our WebAPI in AzureAD

Lecture 13: Demo: Securing the JavaScript SPA using ADAL.js

Lecture 14: Demo: Registering the SPA in AzureAD

Lecture 15: Demo: Setting permissions for our SPA

Lecture 16: Demo: Enhancing the application using ADAL.js

Lecture 17: Demo: Running the application

Lecture 18: Demo: Decrypting JWT tokens

Lecture 19: Demo: ADAL local resources

Chapter 8: JavaScript SPA (single page app) accessing Microsoft Graph

Lecture 1: An overview of Microsoft Graph

Lecture 2: Demo: Creating a Microsoft Graph SPA

Lecture 3: Demo: Registering your SPA in Office365 AzureAD

Lecture 4: Demo: Enabling OAuth2 Implicit Flow

Lecture 5: Demo: Granting Permissions to access Microsoft Graph

Lecture 6: Demo: Running and Debugging your SPA

Lecture 7: Demo: Office 365 SharePoint pages as Microsoft Graph SPAs

Chapter 9: Native apps accessing AzureAD protected APIs

Lecture 1: Description of scenario

Lecture 2: OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Grant

Lecture 3: Authentication Protocol Flow

Lecture 4: Single Tenant vs. Multi Tenant

Lecture 5: Demo: Setting up the Web API

Lecture 6: Demo: Writing the Native App

Lecture 7: Demo: Nuget packages for the native app

Lecture 8: Demo: Adding references

Lecture 9: Demo: Adding authentication logic

Lecture 10: Demo: Redirect URIs for native apps

Lecture 11: Demo: Managing and Securing tokens in native apps

Lecture 12: Demo: Adding sign in and sign out logic

Lecture 13: Demo: Making an authenticated call to the service

Lecture 14: Demo: Running and debugging the application

Chapter 10: Native apps calling Office 365 Mail API

Lecture 1: Description of the scenario

Lecture 2: Demo: dev.office.com your source for APIs

Lecture 3: Demo: Registering your app on dev.office.com

Lecture 4: Demo: Registering your app in Office365

Lecture 5: Demo: Giving permissions to read mail and native app reading mail

Chapter 11: Web App calling AzureAD secured APIs

Lecture 1: Description of scenario

Lecture 2: Authentication Protocol Flow

Lecture 3: Application Identity using OAuth 2.0 client credentials grant

Lecture 4: Delegated User Identity using OpenID Connect and OAuth 2.0 Auth. code grant