Microsoft Teams is the hub for remote updates. But for developers, it’s more than chat—it’s an operations console. Through Webhooks and Adaptive Cards, Teams becomes the interface for your DevOps pipeline. Incoming Webhooks Post deployment notifications directly to a channel using simple JSON. Adaptive Cards Create rich, interactive cards (buttons, inputs) using the Adaptive Card […]
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SPFx with PnP JS: Simplifying SharePoint Development
PnP JS makes SharePoint development much easier. Instead of raw REST calls, you get a fluent, typed API. Why PnP JS? Fluent API TypeScript support Batching built-in Handles authentication Examples References PnP JS Documentation
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As an Office 365 Developer and organizer of Office 365 developer events in local community, I have got an opportunity to be featured in November 2019 newsletter.
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The Office 365 CLI lets you manage SharePoint, Teams, and other services from the command line. Perfect for automation and scripting. Installation Login Common Commands Use Cases Automated provisioning Bulk operations CI/CD pipelines Scheduled maintenance References CLI for Microsoft 365
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Vue 2.6 introduced a cleaner slot syntax and the v-slot directive. Here’s what changed. New v-slot Syntax Dynamic Slot Names Other Changes Improved error messages Async error handling Better TypeScript support References Vue 2.6 Release
Read more →SharePoint Online Lists: CRUD Operations with SPFx
Interacting with SharePoint lists is the most common SPFx task. Here’s how to do it properly with PnP JS. Setup PnP JS Read Items Create Item Update Item Delete Item References PnP JS Documentation
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