This is a book aimed at coders: It explains how to work programmatically with Microsoft 365,
Microsoft's collaboration and information sharing platform.
Microsoft 365 offers a few servers
(Exchange, SharePoint), editing and authoring tools (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint),
and a myriad of other applications to help businesses in creating, managing and organizing information.
This is a book written by and targeted to developers. We assume the readers do know how the Office
applications work: You will not find functional descriptions or instructions for users, but
countless code routines and programming methods. The book is also for developers that know the
programming tools and technologies used by Microsoft and Microsoft 365: Visual Studio, Visual Studio
Code, CSharp, PowerShell, JavaScript, etc.
The book is constantly expanding and evolving, thanks to the monthly updates. At this moment, the book consists of:
- 1616 pages of content in 20 chapters;
- 1800+ code routines, code fragments, and examples;
- 130+ Visual Studio solutions;
- and covers 12 Microsoft 365 components: SharePoint, Exchange, Teams, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Power Automate, Power Apps, Planner, ToDo, and OneNote.
is a mechanical and electronics engineer working as a software
developer and senior solutions architect for more than thirty years. Specialized in integration of Microsoft software,
he started working with SharePoint before the server got its current name: in 1998, Gustavo finalized his first
enterprise collaboration project using Site Server, the precursor of SharePoint and Microsoft's first effort at
providing a solution to the growing business of Internet-based Document Management, Content Management. 
This is one of the books published by Güitaca under the mantra 'Books by Subscription'.
Because modern technologies, and specially cloud software, evolve in a very fast tempo, the only way
to keep our readers updated is publishing books that progress at the same speed as the technology.
