One big downfall with SharePoint Online that I have noticed and would love to see available in the future is the ability to add Site Definitions in your custom solutions. Without the ability to add your own site definitions SharePoint Online really is limiting how we can produce tailored solutions to the market, I would love to be able to create a new Team site definition or a new Project site definition that aligned itself to my customers needs without them having to tinker with the configuration of every new site that they create. Along with this feature stapling would be another great benefit to allow the application of design elements, activation of custom solutions etc from any newly created site. If anyone has a cool workaround for these in SharePoint Online send me your comments!
The links below are useful as a reference to identify what limitations there are for SharePoint in the cloud.
SharePoint Online and On-premises comparison of Service
descriptions (Navigation links to a breakdown of roles and services)
SharePoint Online and On-premises comparison of Developer
features
New SharePoint 2013 on premise developer features
My next post will be available shortly where I'll give you an update on how my study for SharePoint 2013 and Office 365 exams is coming along and hopefully give you a few pointers on what material is out there to help you if you're thinking about SharePoint 2013 certification.
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