VISITORSMY COMPANY SUITE

VACATIONMY COMPANY SUITE

TRAVELSMY COMPANY SUITE

STAFFMY COMPANY SUITE

EXPENSESMY COMPANY SUITE

Single sign-on and Pub/Subs async event-bus

MY COMPANY SUITE

Windows Azure

Active Directory

Windows Azure

Service Bus

Description: Visitors is composed by several client applications that allow to

request and manage visits and visitors for your company. Different features are available depending on your role in the organization and the client application being used (Web app, Windows store apps or Phone app).

The web application is an application for employees to schedule visits and manage visitors information. The Windows Phone application is a visit-card to be filled with the visitor information and simplifies the process to handle a visitors arrival thru NFC communication. The Windows 8 application is an application that targets security staff so they manage visits and visitors information from a security staff point of view.

Email notifications are sent in some circumstances and there are also web notifications using SignalR

Goals: Demo support to highlight Scaffolding, ASP.NET Identity,

Bootstrap, NFC communication and XAML/C# Store apps.

Services ASP.NET Web API 2

Attribute Routes SignalR 2.0 Entity Framework 6 Email notifications Windows Azure Service Bus

Security Windows Azure Active Directory (*) ASP.NET Identity

SPA Web application (Single Page Application) ASP.NET MVC 5 SPA JavaScript Libs: Durandal, Knockout.js (*) ASP.NET Scaffolding and BootStrap (Demo-Script)

Windows Store client app (XAML/C#) XAML/C# Win 8.1 Store app (Offline, only NFC comm.) (*) NFC communication

Windows Phone 8 client app (XAML/C#) (*) XAML/C# Phone app (Connected to Services)

Requirements- Visual Studio 2013- Windows Azure SDK 2.1 (2.2 for RTM version)- SQL Server 2012 Express LocalDB (included in VS 2013)- Windows Azure SQL DB (for Cloud deployment)- Windows Azure Web Sites (for Cloud deployment)

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App one-pager

(*) Unique features in this app

Web SPA

clientW8.1 Store

native client

WP8 Store

native client

Windows

Azure

C#C#

ASP.NET

MVC 5

Windows Azure

Active Directory

Service

Bus

Web

Site

SQL

DB

NFC

Web API 2

SignalR

Services

Description: Expenses is composed by several client applications to facilitate

expenses management to the employees. The web mobile application is an application for employees,

managers and HHRR. Each role can make different actions. Employees can create and edit their travel requests. Managers can accept or deny the team member requests. HHRR can add attachments to the requests and accept them.

The Windows 8 HTML5 native application targets managers, so they can review all the teams expenses, approve an deny them and view summaries.

The Windows Phone 8 native application targets employees and managers. The employees can report their expenses and managers can review/approve team expenses.

Goals: Demo support to highlight Web API features like attribute

routes, CORS, OWIN self-hosting. Also, HTML/WinJS native store apps, and Web Mobile apps for any mobile client

Services ASP.NET Web API 2

Attribute Routes (*) CORS (*) OWIN self-hosting

Entity Framework 6 Windows Azure Service Bus

Security Windows Azure Active Directory

Windows Store 8.1 client app (HTML5/WinJS) (*) HTML5/WinJS Win 8.1 Store app Push notifications

Windows Phone 8 client app (XAML/C#) (*) XAML/C# Phone app (Connected to Services) Push notifications

Web Mobile app (HTML5/jQuery Mobile) (*) HTML5 and jQuery MobileRequirements

- Visual Studio 2013- Windows Azure SDK 2.1 (2.2 for RTM version)- SQL Server 2012 Express LocalDB (included in VS 2013)

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(*) Unique features in this app

Web Mobile

client

W8.1 Store

native client

WP8 Store

native client

Web API 2

Services

Windows

Azure

C#

ASP.NET

MVC 5

Windows Azure

Active Directory

Service

Bus

Web

Sites

SQL

DB

jQuery

Mobile Push

notifications

Push

notifications

CORS

OWIN self-hosting

Description: Travels is made up by several applications which allow

employees to request and manage travels. The web application targets any employee, including

managers and HHRR. Each role can make different actions. Regular employees can create and edit their own travel requests. Managers can accept or deny team member requests. HHRR can add attachments to the requests and accept them.

The desktop application (WPF) targets HHRR people, so they can edit and process travel requests.

In both applications email notifications are sent in some circumstances and there are also web notifications using SignalR.

Goals: To highlight the importance of desktop clients (WPF) for

certain scenarios. It shows new technologies in WPF, like SignalR client lib for .NET and Toast notifications

Services ASP.NET Web API 2

Attribute Routes SignalR 2.0 Entity Framework 6 Email notifications Windows Azure Service Bus

Security Windows Azure Active Directory

Windows Desktop client app (WPF) (*) .NET WPF with SignalR client lib.

SPA Web application (Single Page Application) ASP.NET MVC 5 SPA JavaScript Libs: Durandal, Knockout.js (*) Web Mobile ViewRequirements

- Visual Studio 2013- Windows Azure SDK 2.1 (2.2 for RTM version)- SQL Server 2012 Express LocalDB (included in VS 2013)

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App one-pager

(*) Unique features in this app

Web SPA

clientDesktop

native client

Web API 2

SignalR

Services

Windows

Azure

ASP.NET

MVC 5

Windows Azure

Active Directory

Service

Bus

Web

Sites

SQL

DB

WPFSignalR

client

SignalR

client

Toast notif.Mobile

View

Possible deployment

as APP FOR SHAREPOINT

Description: Staff is a LightSwitch HTML client targeting HHRR employees

who may create new employee data or update it. There are two versions. The first is a standalone web

application. The second is an O365 CBA (Office 365 Cloud Business Application aka. LightSwitch App for SharePoint).

Like other MY COMPANY apps, it is integrated to the rest of the applications thru an event-bus which is internally implemented based on Windows Azure Service Bus, so any change in the employees data can be propagated to the other applications.

Goals: To show how you can use LightSwitch as a great RAD (Rapid

Application Development) for data-driven applications or sub-systems, either standalone or integrated to SharePoint and Office 365.

Services LightSwitch OData Services SignalR 2.0 Windows Azure Service Bus

LightSwitch Web application

(*) Version 1: Standalone LightSwitch Web Application version

Security: Based on ASP.NET Identity (aka. Membership)

(*) Version 2: CBA (Office 365 Cloud Business Application) aka. LightSwitch App for SharePoint

Security: Based on Windows Azure Active Directory provided by Office 365

Common technologies and characteristics JavaScript Libs: jQuery Mobile themes, Bootstrap Custom controls (upload images, Bing maps, ) Custom service methods (WebAPI, handlers, ) Deployed in Windows Azure Web Sites Custom SharePoint chrome Integrated with BCS (Business Catalog Services)

Requirements- Visual Studio 2013- Windows Azure SDK 2.1 (2.2 for RTM version)- SQL Server 2012 Express LocalDB (included in VS 2013)

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(*) Unique features in this app

LightSwitch

HTML5

Web Client

Windows

Azure

LightSwitch

(ASP.NET)

Windows Azure

Active Directory

Service

Bus

Web

Sites

SQL

DB

jQuery

mobile

LightSwitch

OData Services

Possible deployment

as Office 365 CBA

(Cloud Business Application)

Description: Vacation is a web application that allows employees to request

and manage vacation periods. The web application targets both regular employees and managers. Each role can perform different actions. Employees can create and edit their vacation requests. Managers can manage the team vacation requests and can view overlaps.

Email notifications are sent in some circumstances and there are also web notifications using SignalR.

Goals: To highlight and compare web JavaScript development

frameworks like Angular.js vs. Durandal & Knockout. To highlight full OData Web API 2 services (data-driven

oriented but very powerful in client queries and client data operations)

To highlight Apps for Office development (App for Outlook) To highlight NAPA (Just in its related demo-script)

(Two different versions of this business application)1. VACATION Standalone Web applicationServices ASP.NET Web API 2

(*) Full OData use, Attribute Routes SignalR 2.0 Entity Framework 6 Email notifications Windows Azure Service BusSecurity Windows Azure Active Directory

SPA Web application (Single Page Application) ASP.NET MVC 5 (*) SPA JavaScript Libs: Angular.js

2. VACATION web app for SharePoint and Office 365Services ASP.NET Web API 2

REST API and JSON, Attribute Routes SignalR 2.0 Entity Framework 6 Email notifications Windows Azure Service BusSecurity Windows Azure Active Directory

SPA Web application (Single Page Application) ASP.NET MVC 5 SPA JavaScript Libs: Durandal, Knockout.js

VACATION App Outlook and O365 (*) App for Outlook and O365 Web Outlook

Requirements- Visual Studio 2013- Windows Azure SDK 2.1 (2.2 for RTM version)- SQL Server 2012 Express LocalDB (included in VS 2013)

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(*) Unique features in this app

HTML5

Web Client

Windows

Azure

Windows Azure

Active Directory

Service

Bus

Web

Sites

SQL

DB

Angular.js

Vs.

Durandal

Knockout

Web API 2

Custom API vs.

full OData

Services

Possible deployment

as App for SharePoint

App for

Outlook

ASP.NET

MVC 5

SignalR

SignalR

Description: Face Scanner is composed by a Windows 8.1 and WCF

Service Application which allows to scan the face of a user through a web camera of the device, and granting or denying access according of a stored user database.

The Windows 8 application is an application that simulates a futuristic face scanner, which scans the user face through the web cam, and trying to obtain access while showing a 3D cool scan process. If the user is stored on the system, can access to a granted page. If not, can add himself to the system, training the scanner. This application doesnt realize any recognition or user verification.

The WCF Service Application encapsulates all the face recognition logic (face detection and isolation, user verification) and the users information into a SQL dataBase. Entity model was created by Entity Framework 5.0.

Goals: Demo support to XAML/C# Store application with

Direct3D integration in C++. Camera capture and server communication. Face recognition using computer vision libraries.

Web REST API Service WCF Entity Framework 5 Json transport format OpenCV library.

Windows Store client app (XAML/C#) XAML/C# Win 8.1 Store app Direct3D C++ integration through SurfaceImageSource. Camera Capture .

Requirements- Visual Studio 2013- IIS Server- SQL Server 2012 Express LocalDB (included in VS 2013)- Camera.

6App one-pager

Web

Sites

SQL

DB

WCF REST

Web API

W8.1 Store

native client

C#