July 2017
Beginner
222 pages
5h 2m
English
The server-side API was the method of choice for developers. The advantages include full access to all APIs and features of the platform and low latency as the scripts have to run on the SharePoint server. The deployment of server-side code entails small periods of unavailability and a slow development life cycle. Moreover, poor implementations can impact farm health. With the availability of sandboxed solutions (locked down server-side code, both in operations access and volume) and later with the move to client-side implementations, the server-side approach has lost a lot of traction. Server-side examples can be ported to CSOM, but you will need some investments in learning C# and development ...
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