According to Wikipedia, SharePoint is a web-based collaborative platform that integrates with Microsoft Office. Launched in 2001, SharePoint is primarily sold as a document management and storage system, but the product is highly configurable and usage varies substantially between organisations.
Due to the highly configurable nature of SP and the multitude of versions available, we offer a vast collection of classic and moder SP information within this category which covers everything from Enterprise Users of the latest SP Release.
Therefore, this category is broad too, and 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.
SharePoint Framework uses JSON files to store project configuration. Here is how you can edit these files easily in Visual Studio Code. SharePoint Framework project configuration as JSON SharePoint Framework is a new model for building SharePoint customizations. It has been made from the ground up focusing on web stack development using cross-platform open source… READ MORE
Calculating the cost of downtime in IT systems can vary significantly between industries and verticals. However, industry analyst Gartner estimates that, across all sectors, IT failures cost on average $5,600 per minute. In practice, the true cost of downtime will depend entirely on your specific business and Gartner’s estimation may be far more – or far less… READ MORE
Understanding who is using the SharePoint platform on Office 365 is a key and fundamental requirement to ensuring collaboration efforts within a business. Office 365 Admin center has put together a really good, visually appealing Usage Reports for SharePoint. These SharePoint Analytics and usage reports are free, out of the box and available right now… READ MORE
Check out this exclusive preview of the book SharePoint 2013, D3 and Dimple Connection by Stephan Onisick. The primary intended audience for the “SharePoint 2013, D3 and Dimple Connection” book are SharePoint programmers wanting to incorporate D3 visualisations into SharePoint 2013. The book’s approach is first to show the D3/Dimple visualisation working in HTML Mockups… READ MORE
Let’s take a closer look at custom configurations. Sometimes you need to adjust SPFx build pipeline a bit, in order to add your own webpack loaders or modify configuration for some tasks. This can be done in different ways depending on your needs. Let’s try to take a closer look at the options available. Below… READ MORE
Microsoft has chosen React as their framework of choice for adding functionality to SharePoint. In this session, we will discuss some reasons as to why this is the case and why you should consider using React in your projects.
I’ve been blogging about bots since April, 2016 which was about the time I discovered Microsoft’s amazing bot framework. I’ve written a series of how to detect user intent based on text messages using LUIS (Language Understanding Intelligent Service) you can find it here. In this post I’ll talk about understanding user emotion using the Giphy… READ MORE
Here is a business scenario for you. You have a SharePoint list and would like to capture comments from the users. However, here is a twist. You want to capture the whole history/audit trail of all the comments users typed in, without the danger of user accidentally deleting comments left by the previous user edits.… READ MORE
SharePoint migration is often considered to be a responsibility of an IT department or external SharePoint developers. However, this ‘leave-it-to-IT’ task can play a trick on companies that go for a SharePoint cloud migration. Whether you migrate a SharePoint solution to the platform’s later on-premises version or move your deployment to the cloud, you have… READ MORE
Is it possible to build a Intranet with the new Modern SharePoint, what is the downs and ups for this. Or would it be better to use a solution from a vendor?
