Discover
OneNote Developer Series (Audio) - Channel 9
OneNote Developer Series (Audio) - Channel 9
Author: Microsoft
Subscribed: 0Played: 5Subscribe
Share
Description
Welcome to the OneNote Development video series. These videos will walk you through how to integrate your apps, services or devices with OneNote, using the OneNote REST API. Enjoy! Other Resources that you might find useful: OneNote Developer PortalOneNote Developer BlogOneNote API Feedback & Suggestions SiteOneNote API on StackOverflow
10 Episodes
Reverse
The new universal app model allows you to create a single app that runs on both Windows and Windows Phone. In this video, we will show you how to enable authentication for your users with Microsoft Account and walk you though how to create a page using the OneNote API in a universal app.The source code shown in this video can be found on the OneNoteDev GitHub repository.
In this video, we will show you how to start using the OneNote API to create pages in OneNote. The video shows how to enable authentication with Microsoft Account, and walks though how to create a page in OneNote through the OneNote API from a Ruby on Rails application.The source code shown in this video can be found on the OneNoteDev GitHub repository.
This video shows how to use the notebooks and sections enumeration API, as well as the sectionName query parameter in the page create REST API, to create a page in a specific section in a Windows Phone app.To make the most out of this video, you should watch the Enumerate notebooks and sections list episode first.The video uses the beta REST endpoint (https://www.onenote.com/api/beta), but the API is now available in our production endpoint (https://www.onenote.com/api/v1.0).The source code shown in this video can be found on the OneNoteDev GitHub repository.
This video shows how to enumerate the user's list of notebooks and list of sections with the OneNote API. The video uses Windows Phone as the platform to demonstrate this, but you can use these APIs from any platform.The video uses the beta REST endpoint (https://www.onenote.com/api/beta), but the API is now available in our production endpoint (https://www.onenote.com/api/v1.0).The source code shown in this video can be found on the OneNoteDev GitHub repository.
In this video, we will show you how to start using the OneNote API to create pages in OneNote. The video will show you how to implement OAuth 2.0 to enable authentication for your users with Microsoft Account, and walk you though how to create a OneNote page from ASP.NET MVC application.
In this video, we will show you how to start using the OneNote API to create pages in OneNote. The video will show you how to enable authentication for your users with Microsoft Account and walk though how to create a page from an Android app.
In this video, we will show you how to start using the OneNote API to create pages in OneNote. The video will show you how to enable authentication for your users with Microsoft Account and walk though how to create a page from a Windows Store app.
In this video, we will show you how to start using the OneNote API to create pages in OneNote. The video will show you how to enable authentication for your users with Microsoft Account and walk though how to create a page from a Windows Phone app.
In this short video, we will walk you through the process of obtaining a Client ID for calling the OneNote API. You can obtain a Client ID from the Microsoft account Developer site.You will need to obtain a Client ID to call the OneNote API for any applications (e.g. iOS, Android, Web apps) except for Windows Store apps (any version) and Windows Phone 8.1 apps.
This video will walk you through the basics of using the OneNote REST API. It will briefly introduce OneNote, take you through various development resources, and show a bit of code sample at the end.[00:00] - OneNote Basics[04:30] - OneNote.com[04:50] - Dev.OneNote.com walkthrough[05:27] - MSDN Documentation walkthrough[05:50] - OneNote API Console[08:48] - OneNote Developer Team Blog [09:15] - OneNote API Feedback and Suggestions site[09:44] - StackOverflow for OneNote API[09:57] - Quick code sample (C#)OneNote code samples can be found on GitHub.



