Thank you SPS Oslo organizers, vendors and attendees for another great event! You can find the slidedeck and code from our session on Architectural Changes and Developer Decisions here. Slidedeck: https://docs.com/yuri-burger/6597/sps-oslo-2016 Code: https://bitbucket.org/vxcompany/domibo Cheers! Jan Steenbeek/ Yuri Burger
Read moreOn October 22 Jan Steenbeek and I will be speaking at the SharePoint Saturday Oslo event. We hope to see you there! Architectural Choices and Developer Comfort The SharePoint and Office 365 ecosystem is changing rapidly. It seems that frameworks are on sale every other week and our tools get deprecated as we speak. A challenging time for all developers, not
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Jan Steenbeek and I just wrapped up our early session at the TechDays NL. You can find the slidedeck and code here: DoMiBo
Read moreOctober 5th Jan Steenbeek and I will be speaking at the TechDays Netherlands event. Hope to see you there! More information: Architectural Choices and Developer Comfort Architectural Choices and Developer Comfort The SharePoint and Office 365 ecosystem is changing rapidly. It seems that frameworks are on sale every other week and our tools get deprecated as we speak. A challenging time for
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In a previous post I wrote a bit about building your SharePoint Apps (or Add-Ins as they are now called) using the new scriptable build system in Visual Studio Online. https://yuriburger.net/2015/06/22/building-your-sharepoint-apps-using-the-new-scriptable-build-in-vso/ But there was a slight problem with this approach as it would always produce add-in packages with the version number from the AppManifest.xml file. And if you are working
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I “provisioned” the slidedeck and demo code from my session in Oslo and both are now available. SPS Oslo 2015 – Provisioning SharePoint Artifacts The code used in the demos can be found here. /Y.
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This post is about Team Builds and the new build system for Visual Studio (Online) that is currently in preview. If you are new to team builds or not sure why you should use them, you might want to check my earlier post about Application Lifecycle Management for SharePoint People. Especially the part about local builds being plain evil 🙂
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