This blog will be discussing on what is group permission and how to create a group and manage permission in SharePoint. SharePoint permissions can be assigned to individual users or to SharePoint groups, which are collections of users. SharePoint has two types of groups, SharePoint groups These are groups created within SharePoint and used to manage access… READ MORE
Overview Microsoft Graph Toolkit (MGT) components can now be easily used with SharePoint Framework (SPFx) solutions to build the solutions quickly with fewer coding efforts. In this article, we will explore how to use the MGT components in SPFx solutions. MGT Overview Microsoft Graph Toolkit (MGT) is a collection of reusable components to work… READ MORE
Introduction While working with SharePoint, we most times need to create test content related to a specific topic. OpenAI API is the best fit in this case to generate content related to any topic. In this article, we will explore how OpenAI API can be combined with Power Automate to generate content in SharePoint. Get… READ MORE
The low-code and no-code development are the terms we are hearing nowadays very frequently across the global IT sector. Despite apparent similarities, low-code and no-code are essentially two quite different approaches to developing apps. Having said that, a few low-code development platforms also include no-code features. A number of low-code results are integrated into other systems… READ MORE
Wouldn’t it be nice if we can Test our Flows without executing some of the actions like Sending Emails, creating items in SharePoint or Dataverse? Guess what we can! And its very easy to do. Check this out! If your like me, you test your Flows over and over again. This results in sending unwanted… READ MORE
Naming conventions are an important part of your toolkit when it comes to keeping Microsoft 365 manageable. Consistent naming has many benefits from helping Outlook users find the right distribution group, to helping administrators apply the right policy to the correct set of SharePoint sites, and beyond. Incomplete list of things where naming conventions are… READ MORE
This post is an update of a post I wrote several years ago, about using scoped services with the IOptions pattern. Since that post, an easier API for registering IOptions has been added, OptionsBuilder<T>, but you still need to be aware of many of the same options. In this post I look at some of the problems you can run into… READ MORE
This is the first post in the series: Behind the scenes of minimal APIs. Part 1 – A first look behind the scenes of minimal API endpoints (this post) Part 2 – Extracting metadata from a minimal API handler Part 3 – Exploring the model-binding logic of minimal APIs Part 4 – Generating argument expressions for… READ MORE
There are many things we do with SharePoint that can be either scripted or formatted that require some sort of code. In my previous post, I talk about how it can assist content creators, but what about people who are building things? Here are two examples that might inspire you to try this yourself, the first… READ MORE
Delegation of queries in Canvas Apps/Custom Pages has long been a troublesome topic and we are always looking out for the triangle of doom, or the double blue underline of eternal stench (well, it is Halloween soon!) I try to keep a close eye on the connector delegation support table in the official documentation for any changes… READ MORE
