How to Build a PCF Component with Node Modules in CLI
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How to Build a PCF Component with Node Modules in CLI.
Category: Deployment
Software deployment is all of the activities that make a software system available for use.
The general process consists of several interrelated activities with possible transitions between them. These activities can occur at the producer side or at the consumer side or both. Because every software system is unique, the precise processes or procedures within each activity can hardly be defined. Therefore, “deployment” should be interpreted as a general process that has to be customised according to specific requirements or characteristics as stated by Wikipedia.
Therefore, this category is full of handy tips, tricks and advise. Check out some of the Step by Step blogs or learn with our eBooks, How To videos and Webinars.
Latest on the ESPC Community
Blog PostsGrow and enhance your skills with the European SharePoint, Office 365 & Azure Community. Joining the ESPC Community, gives you access to the online resource centre at sharepointeurope.com, providing the best, free content on SharePoint, Azure and Office 365. Topics covered include Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, SharePoint Framework, Office 365 Groups, OneDrive, PowerApps & Flow, Security,… READ MORE
Azure Slots / Staging Environment – Making Deployments Easier
Blog PostsHow happy would you be if you got a chance to test your app in the same platform/environment as your production? Azure slots do that for you. To be more precise you get to test it in your production environment. Azure App Services is one of the extremely useful services consisting of web apps, API… READ MORE
Deploy Azure App Services to multiple regions within the same subscription – VSTS trick
Blog PostsMost of the times, when deploying App Services such as a webapp to a single region, you simply use the Azure App Service Deploy task, that is currently in version 3.0 and whose a preview of the next version is to come. However, using the very same task to deploy an App Service to multiple… READ MORE
Drawing up an Optimal Plan for Your SharePoint On-Premises
Blog PostsDrawing up an Optimal Plan for Your SharePoint On-Premises Deployment Companies have many reasons to keep their server-based SharePoint deployments. Some businesses stick to SharePoint On-Premises because they want to take full control over their implementations; others want to save their investments into the SharePoint infrastructure and licenses. Organizations also often prefer SharePoint On-Premises… READ MORE
How to fix Angular 4 API call issues
Blog PostsAngular 4 is great and comes loaded with more features. You might be wondering why Angular 3 was skipped. They made it this way to unify all Angular components with the Angular Router (already developed up to version 3) which had to be upgraded to v4. So, Angular 4 was the chosen name to mean… READ MORE
Use build and release pipelines in VSTS to automate your SharePoint Framework deployments
Blog PostsA while ago I wrote two articles about how you can automate the publishing process of your SharePoint Framework scripts and solution package via custom gulp tasks. Info: you can find the articles here and here. These gulp tasks are already a great step forward but still, requires you to manually launch these gulp commands… READ MORE
A Deep Dive into Performance Optimisation for SharePoint 2013 and Office 365
WebinarsThis session will help you learn how you can plan for great performance for a new deployment of SharePoint server or Office 365 and find out how to troubleshoot performance issues that may arise after you are deployed.
Migration to SharePoint Online Using the PowerShell Migration Package “MigrationPackage”
WebinarsWhat’s new? PowerShell Migration Package Webinar Description: PowerShell Migration-You’ve decided on the cloud and Office 365. Now it’s time to upload your existing data into SharePoint online. You’re suffered by migrating using Drag and Drop, maintaining folder structures is nearly impossible and last but not least you would like to keep the original “Modified” date and… READ MORE
Four Gotchas of SharePoint Workflow Deployment – Flow Design
Blog PostsThere are many reasons why a workflow deployment fails. It may be the cause of a bad process or end-user engagement during the project. Having no good communication commonly causes the failure as well. However, apparently people rarely realize that if the flow is complicatedly designed, it will damage the whole workflow deployment. For example, operation department in a company gave its IT team just a flow of the meeting room management and asked them to build the workflow for the company.
