If there is anything that is hard to work with in SharePoint, it’s lookup columns. While it’s so easy and simple to create them through the SharePoint user interface (well the classic interface), they are incredibly complex to provision programmatically. I remember struggles behind provisioning lookup columns going back as far as 2007 if not… Continue reading How to: Provision Lookup Columns and Projected Fields using PnP PowerShell
Category: Blog Posts
How to: Setup CI / CD in Azure DevOps with the help of SPFx Generator
Updated:May 28th, 2019 to use SPFx 1.8 and node.js v10 Updated: May 8th, 2019 to include use of SecureString There are a lot of posts out there on how to set up CI / CD with SPFx projects and Azure DevOps. The problem is Azure adds functions and makes changes to the interface all of… Continue reading How to: Setup CI / CD in Azure DevOps with the help of SPFx Generator
SPFx Basics: Debugging web parts on any page
Many experienced SPFx developers know you don’t have to debug your web part in the workbench in SharePoint Online. While the workbench is great, there are certain things that you just can’t test there such as application customizers and full-width web part zones. In the past six months or so, I’ve mentored a number of… Continue reading SPFx Basics: Debugging web parts on any page
Slides from my talk at ShareCloud Summit
If you attended my talk at ShareCloud Summit in Irving, TX last week, thanks for attending! Here’s the link to my slide deck. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
Announcing the deprecation of DotNetMafia.com
My blog site DotNetMafia.com has been around for quite a long time. It started as a conversation at a bar by Kyle Kelin, the Dot Net Mafia’s original purpose was to provide a site to rank and review recruiters known for being shady and lying to both candidates and clients. That concept never took off but… Continue reading Announcing the deprecation of DotNetMafia.com
Using Ionic Framework with SharePoint Framework (SPFx)
For those that know me, you might have heard about my extensive use of Ionic Framework, a mobile app platform, to build various side projects including BrewZap and HappenZap. If you aren’t familiar with Ionic Framework, it’s a node.js based development framework for mobile apps. Ionic was originally built using AngularJS and then modern versions… Continue reading Using Ionic Framework with SharePoint Framework (SPFx)
