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Step by Step guide to create a Client App Part in SharePoint Hosted Development Environment.

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I think you already know about hosted approaches in SharePoint 2013. There are three types of hosted approaches (SharePoint-Hosted, Provider-Hosted, Auto-Hosted).  Though there are similarities as well as differences. Thus there are slightly differences in developing client app part in SharePoint Ho
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First Posted 9 Jan 2013
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