Chapter 16. Managing farm and sandboxed solutions
Understanding solution packages
One of the best testaments to the flexibility of Microsoft SharePoint 2013 is the richness of its underlying software-development platform. Whether you perform an action through the SharePoint user interface or run a SharePoint-specific cmdlet via Windows PowerShell, this action almost always results in calling the SharePoint application programming interface (API), also known as the server object model. For example, when a user checks out a document within a library or an administrator runs a Backup-SPSite cmdlet to back up a site collection, a call to this object model is made on behalf of the user. This alone might ...
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