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Configuring SharePoint & Microsoft Teams PowerShell environment
Here is a list of steps that I usually complete when configuring a PC, so that I can run PowerShell script that connect to SharePoint Online and Microsoft Teams.
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SharePoint/SPFx: Returning to Webpart Development Part #2
Part #2: Recently I was asked to develop a webpart for a modern SharePoint site. My first thoughts were; where do I start, I haven’t done any webpart development for years? I would like to share my journey…
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SharePoint/SPFx: Returning to Webpart Development Part #1
Recently I was asked to develop a webpart for a modern SharePoint site. My first thoughts were; where do I start, I haven’t done any webpart development for years? I would like to share my journey…
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Connect-PnPOnline: unwanted credential caching
Problems with the Connect-PnPOnline PowerShell CmdLet caching credentials while using the UseWebLogin parameter. See the fix!
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Manage the life cycle of private channels in Microsoft Teams
In this post I have added my thoughts below some of their key points…
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Troubleshooting SPFx Webparts: Useful Links
Based upon the App Catolog (Catalogue) being configured with the following URL: https://<tenant>.sharepoint.com/sites/Apps/ Apps for SharePoint A catalog to store apps for SharePoint https://<tenant>.sharepoint.com/sites/Apps/AppCatalog/Forms/AllItems.aspx Client Side Assets A library to store client side assets https://<tenent>.sharepoint.com/sites/Apps/ClientSideAssets/AllItems.aspx Client Side Component Manifests A list to store client component manifests https://<tenent>.harepoint.com/sites/Apps/Lists/ComponentManifests/AllItems.aspx
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Configure Visual Studio Code with VSTS
While in the process of setting up a new environment I thought I would share the steps I took to configure Visual Studio Code (VS-Code) with Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) online. Installation Navigate to: https://code.visualstudio.com Select the relevant version for your machine e.g. macOS or Windows x64 and click Download Double click on the installer, […]
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Hello Angular World (page 7 of 7)
Hello Angular World (from Visual Studio and Local IIS) Pages: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Conclusion So, we now have an ASP.NET MVC web application which is hosting a simple Hello Angular World App. and in limiting the project size and complexity it should serve as a useful “starter template”. When looking at […]
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Hello Angular World (page 6 of 7)
Hello Angular World (from Visual Studio and Local IIS) Pages: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Hello Angular World from a MVCV View Now we have an Angular 2 app running in our Local IIS (or IIS Express if you decided to skip that section), let’s build a very simple MVC app to host […]
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