Pro SharePoint 2013 Branding and Responsive Web Development
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5.0 • 1 Rating
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- $39.99
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- $39.99
Publisher Description
Pro SharePoint 2013 Branding and Responsive Web Development is the definitive reference on the technologies, tools, and techniques needed for building responsive websites and applications with SharePoint 2013. The book focuses on solutions that provide the best browser experience for the myriad of devices, browsers, and screen orientations and resolutions.
Web technology has changed considerably in the past few years. Microsoft has embraced the new generation of open standards represented by HTML5 and JavaScript, and these changes are represented in a fundamental shift in how SharePoint 2013 supports web content management and publishing. Authors Eric Overfield, Oscar Medina, Kanwal Khipple, and Rita Zhang join forces to dive into the new features and capabilities provided by SharePoint 2013 and combine them with the latest techniques in responsive web design and development to demonstrate how to build modern and progressive websites and applications.
Pro SharePoint 2013 Branding and Responsive Web Development covers the following technologies:
SharePoint 2013 Server Edition Office 365 SharePoint Online Expression Blend 2013 Napa Tools for Office and SharePoint Development Visual Studio 2012 HTML5 and CSS3 JavaScript, JQuery, JQuery UI, Modernizr, and the Bootstrap Framework SharePoint 2013 Client Object Model
Customer Reviews
Great for a LAMP guy stuck doing SP
I’ve been doing LAMP development forever and recently got tasked with implementing a full SharePoint 2013 intranet. I’ve found that this book (and CBTNuggets for some of the more sysadmin stuff) provided me everything I needed. Unlike other solutions, you usually have to buy your way into learning Microsoft Products so you might as well stop trying to fight it and at least buy a book...
One reason this book really gets a thumbs up in my eye is because it doesn’t pretend we all live and work in a Microsoft stack. I ASSUMED your web designer was running on a MacBook Pro under OS X, and specifically makes effort to show you how to support iOS devices.
I initially read through this book on my Kindle Paperwhite but the TOC links are hit-or-miss in that version. This is not the case with the iBooks version and it certainly makes it easier to find a specific section when you’re using the book as a reference.