Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
7 Hour(s) 28 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Sahil Malik
Rating
Course Overview
Understand the fundamental AzureAD concepts necessary for calling Office365 APIs, 3rd party APIs, and custom APIs
Developing for Office365 is figuring out Azure AD, and mostly REST queries. The REST queries are the easy part. But a proper understanding of how Azure AD works from a developer’s perspective is the more important part. Whether you are developing for Office 365 or not, as your organization embraces the cloud, a solid understanding of developer concepts in Azure AD is necessary. This course provides hands on explanations of all the AzureAD scenarios you need to know as a developer, followed by tying that knowledge in Office 365 APIs and the Microsoft Graph. Lots of hands on examples and code in this course.Course Content
- 16 section(s)
- 129 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 WSPs or Solution Packages
- Section 3 SharePoint Add-ins also known as Apps
- Section 4 Introduction to Azure AD and Office 365 APIs
- Section 5 Setting up AzureAD
- Section 6 Web Browsers accessing Web Applications secured by AzureAD
- Section 7 JavaScript SPA (single page app) accessing AzureAD protected APIs
- Section 8 JavaScript SPA (single page app) accessing Microsoft Graph
- Section 9 Native apps accessing AzureAD protected APIs
- Section 10 Native apps calling Office 365 Mail API
- Section 11 Web App calling AzureAD secured APIs
- Section 12 Application Identity: Web App calling AzureAD secured APIs
- Section 13 Delegated User Identity: Web App calling AzureAD secured APIs
- Section 14 Calling AzureAD graph from a web application and a Web API
- Section 15 Daemon calling AzureAD secured APIs
- Section 16 Summary
What You’ll Learn
- Write apps for AzureAD, Write apps for Office 365, Understand all auth related concepts and scenarios
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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KKen Jamison
So far this class has been great. I'd love it if the author could consider updating the AzureAD setup/management parts to show the newer version of AzureAD as the UI has changed a fair amount.
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AAnonymized User
SAML authentication is less explained. I want a commentary variation, such as authentication error at the time of custom API
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JJeevan Samuel Selvaraj
I really appreciate the way the contents are put in from basic scenario to all scenarios. Explanation is very nice and following up is very easier too!
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JJerry Winsten
Demo's are very helpful to understand the solution and also authentication with AD
