<DIV><p>Build custom business applications for SharePoint with Visual Studio LightSwitchβincluding intuitive apps that donβt require a single line of code. This example-driven guide takes non-programmers step-by-step through the process of creating simple apps and utilities, and shows programmers fa
SharePoint Apps with LightSwitch: A quickstart guide to programming business applications in VB.NET
β Scribed by Paul Ferrill
- Publisher
- O'Reilly Media
- Year
- 2012
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 78
- Category
- Library
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Build custom business applications for SharePoint with Visual Studio LightSwitch - including intuitive apps that don't require a single line of code. This example-driven guide takes non-programmers step-by-step through the process of creating simple apps and utilities, and shows programmers familiar with C# or Visual Basic how to build customized applications with more functionality. Discover how to build and test your applications quickly without a lot of expensive server hardware. Once you get up to speed with LightSwitch, you'll create quality line-of-business applications tailored to specific customer needs in no time, whether you work in-house or for a vendor.
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