There are never any shortages on the needs to customize SharePoint and OneDrive to fit your business needs. In this post the SharePoint Engineering team will highlight the top questions and answers on the SharePoint Framework (SPFx) and modern experiences. I’m on classic experience so cannot use SharePoint Framework, is this correct? That is not… READ MORE
Site classification is a must-have when we talk about Governance, Compliance and also topics around GDPR. Beside 3rd party solutions focusing on site and content classification we have also some out of the box options and developer opportunities in Office 365 and SharePoint on-prem. Depending on if we are talking about classic SharePoint Site Collections or… READ MORE
This 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.
From the book “Professional SharePoint 2013 Development” by Reza Alirezaei, Brendon Schwartz, Matt Ranlett,Scot Hillier, Brian Wilson, Jeff Fried and Paul Swider. This eBook is chapter fifteen, titled ‘Workflow Development in SharePoint 2013’. Topics in this chapter include; Learning about the core workflow concepts Understanding the workflow platform architecture Reviewing the key workflow development tools… READ MORE
From the book “Professional SharePoint 2013 Development” by Reza Alirezaei, Brendon Schwartz, Matt Ranlett,Scot Hillier, Brian Wilson, Jeff Fried and Paul Swider. This eBook is chapter six, titled ‘Getting Started with Developing Apps in SharePoint 2013’. In this chapter, you will learn how to; – Compare apps to solution-based development – Learn how app development… READ MORE
Last year Microsoft has been busy with the Azure platform and introduced a lot of new technologies. One of those technologies is called Logic Apps and is a major step into automating business processes in the cloud. Logic Apps are part of the Azure API apps and finds their origin in BizTalk. Microsoft is doing a great job… READ MORE
Migrating a SharePoint Website or infrastructure is actually very simple, if you know how your site or infra has been set up. Otherwise, you’ll have many problems during and after the migration. Here are my 14 (hive fourteen ) attention points to take care about heavy customized site/infrastructure migrations from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013
Let’s Start.. Automating variations settings and configuration so whenever a deployment is needed, you will be ready with your PowerShell scripts.
Manual deployment is time consuming as it is repetitive task, in this post I will let you know how to automate one of those many tasks when it comes to deployment.
SharePoint Variations has a UI which I will show you its steps now;
Design Package is the lightweight option to create a branding solution (a .wsp file) that can be imported to any Site Collection via the Design Manager. No centralized farm deploy is needed (nor possible, though), which makes it THE way to brand SharePoint Online sites and possibly other hosted or singled out different-than-the-rest-of-them Site Collections (used e.g. for marketing campaigns or such), especially since sandboxed solutions are not the way to go anymore.
If you are creating an App for SharePoint 2013 and plan to access BCS external data by using the REST API to query an external list, keep in mind that you must package your External Content Type in the SPAPP as well. If you do not, you will see this error returned by your request to the REST service:
