SharePoint For Developers

Getting Started with SharePoint Framework

2023-08-13T04:08:00.002-07:00

I have created the following video series to learn more about how to start your development work around the SPFx framework.

SharePoint Framework (SPFx): Introduction

SharePoint Framework (SPFx): Getting Started

SharePoint Framework (SPFx): WebParts

SharePoint Framework (SPFx) Extensions (Application Customizers)

SharePoint Framework (SPFx) Extensions (Form Customizer)

SharePoint Framework (SPFx) Extensions (Command Sets)

SharePoint Framework (SPFx) Extensions (Form Customizer)

SharePoint Framework (SPFx) Extensions (Library Component)

SharePoint Framework (SPFx) Extensions (Adaptive Card Extension)

Chat GTP - Azure Logic App to Review Pull using chat GTP

2023-06-08T05:49:00.002-07:00

This Post is an example of how you can automate your Pull request comments.

GitHub Link : https://github.com/BasantPandey/ChatGTP-Logic-App-Review-Pull-Request#introduction

Introduction

First, you need to create a Logic App in Azure. You can do this by going to the Azure portal and searching for "Logic App" in the search bar. Then, click "Create" and follow the prompts to set up your Logic App. Once you have your Logic App set up, you need to add a trigger. In this case, we want the Logic App to be triggered when a new pull request is created in ADO. To do this, add the "Azure DevOps - When a pull request is created" trigger to your Logic App.
Next, you need to add an action to your Logic App to create a code review. For this, we will use ChatGPT. Add the "HTTP - HTTP" action to your Logic App and configure it to use the ChatGPT API to generate a code review. You will need to provide the necessary inputs to the API, such as the code to be reviewed and the desired review criteria.
Finally, you need to add an action to your Logic App to create the code review in ADO. To do this, add the "Azure DevOps - Create a pull request review" action to your Logic App and configure it to use the output from the ChatGPT API as the review text.

Save and test your Logic App to make sure it is working correctly. Once you are satisfied, you can publish your Logic App and it will be ready to use.

Here's a high-level overview of the Logic App workflow:

A new pull request is created in ADO
The Logic App is triggered and uses ChatGPT to generate a code review
The Logic App creates a new code review in ADO using the output from ChatGPT

3. Create Webhook in Azure DevOps

5. Configure Chat GPT to generate code review comments

SharePoint Online tools Improve productivity

2022-11-29T06:22:00.001-08:00

SharePoint online increases your productivity by using the following chrome extensions.

SPInsider
Here is the link you can directly download from chrome. This tool shows all the list and library structures based on the current user login.

StyleBot
it will help you fix some of the UI changes you wanted to fix. This tool renders your custom design at last and keeps track of the sites you used. chrome link

SP Editor
This tool has some advanced features.
A Google Chrome Extension for creating and updating files (js, css), injecting files to sites, modifying web/list propertybag values (add, edit, remove, index) and creating webhook subscriptions, edit/add/remove webparts from publishing pages and run sp-pnp-js typescript snippets in SP2013, SP2016, SP2019 and SharePoint Online from Chrome Developer Tools. This tool will help you create amazing SharePoint applications fast from your browser from any computer which runs Chrome! here is the link

(5/7) WebJobs: Configure Azure WebJobs

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(4/7) Play by Play Series on Azure WebJobs

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(4/7) Play by Play Series on Azure WebJobs

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(2/7) Play by Play Series on Azure WebJobs

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(2/7) Play by Play Series on Azure WebJobs

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(7/7) Office 365: Single Page App Using Angular 6.0

2018-07-20T05:03:00.001-07:00

(6/6) Office 365: Single Page App Using Angular 6.0 & PNP Js

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(4/4) Office 365: Single Page App Using Angular 6.0

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(3/3) Office 365: Single Page App Using Angular 6.0 & PNP Js

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(2/2) Office 365: Single Page App Using Angular 6.0 & PNP Js

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(1/2) Office 365: Single Page App Using Angular 6.0 & PNP Js

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(3/4) Office 365:- PNP Starter Kit (Introduction to provisioning folder)

2018-07-09T02:16:00.001-07:00

(4/4) Office 365:- PNP Starter Kit Introduction Deploy to SharePoint tenant

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(2/2) Office 365:- PNP Starter Kit Introduction Folder Structure(WebPart...

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How to Setup PnP-Starter-Kit

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1. Download PnP-Starter-Kit from the GitHub.

2. Navigate to the https://portal.office.com/adminportal/home#/companyprofile

3. Set Release preferences to : Targeted release for everyone. You may get the following error. If you missed to change the setting.

4. Navigate to https://<tenant> -admin.sharepoint.com/_layouts/15/termstoremanager.aspx term store management page.
5. Add Term store administrator set as "tenant admin" and Save the settings.

6. It will take 24 hours to save your tenant preferences.
7. Go to the sp-stater-kit download location.
8. You will find the list of folders and let me explain you the folder one by one.

Assists: store all the image and these images being used inside the provisioning scripts files.
documents : Provide the steps how to add the app in app store and how to manage the 3rd party API using API management page. How to add/create new people property in the user profile.
Package : contains the "sharepoint-starter-kit.sppkg" package file.
Provisioning: Folder contains all the JSON, XML and PowerShell Script. This is main folder that being used in the deployment process.
Sample-lob-service: This is just an example of the azure project that you can use as the reference to create the service and deploy and deploy in azure.
Solution: This folder contains all the SharePoint Framework web parts and extensions that being used in this project.

9. Once you go through all the folders. I would like to you to check the provisioning folder.

collab.xml: This is template file and being used for sub sites Marketing and Human Resource site for apply the application customizer web part

collabcommunicationsite.json : Portal application customizer to set the footer links.

collabteamsite.json: Collaboration application customizer for shared links.

deploy.ps1 : deploy the template to your sharepoint tenant.

deployvsts.ps1 : Call the deploy.ps1 and pass some default parameters.

functions.ps1: Helper functions that include in the deploy.ps1 file.

hierarchy.json : The hierarchy specified in the JSON file.

PnP-PortalFooter-Links.xml: The template that contains the data types and other information about the site.

PnPSPPortalShowCase.json: No idea about this file.

portal.xml: Portal template

readme.md: Information steps to help individual to install the PNP starter kit.

solution.xml : deploy WebApiPermission to the tenant for Graph permission.

10. Start deploy the solution.

Create the Custom user profile property https://github.com/SharePoint/sp-starter-kit/blob/master/documentation/tenant-settings.md
Upload the " sharepoint-starter-kit.sppkg " app catalog. https://github.com/SharePoint/sp-starter-kit/blob/master/documentation/manual-deploy-sppkg-solution.md
Provide the access to the Graph Service. https://github.com/SharePoint/sp-starter-kit/blob/master/documentation/api-management.md
Install the PNP Online latest powershell dependency to connect to the tenant and deploy the package.
Open PMP Office 365 Online Power Shell.
Connect to the tenant using PNP PowerShell enter username and password.
Connect-PnPOnline https://contosodemosk.sharepoint.com
Set the current working directory to provisioning folder and run the following script.
.\deploy.ps1 -TenantUrl https://contosodemosk.sharepoint.com -SitePrefix demo

After you complete the execution of the script. You may get the above output of the screen.

Portal Site Layout

Team Site Layout

Office 365 and PnP-PowerShell 2013 : Fields

2017-07-30T04:08:00.001-07:00

Now the time to learn about the Fields or so called SharePoint “List” and “Content Type” Columns.

The below mentioned cmdlets lets you create and remove the Fields to content type and directly to the SharePoint List.

Cmdlet	Description
Add‑PnPField	Adds a field to a list or as a site column
Get‑PnPField	Returns a field from a list or site
Remove‑PnPField	Removes a field from a list or a site
Add‑PnPFieldFromXml	Adds a field to a list or as a site column based upon a CAML/XML field definition
Add‑PnPTaxonomyField	Adds a taxonomy field to a list or as a site column.

If you want to take a better control over to the list columns better way to design and developed via “Add‑PnPFieldFromXml” method. As this method you only need to work on the XML part for this you need to invest your time to check CAML Documentation.

So I am going use “Add‑PnPFieldFromXml” cmdlets to create the utility to create the columns and configuration done via CSV file.

So before going ahead you need to know about the basic understanding about the CAML Documentation.

Let’s quickly jump in to the example. This Utility is tried and tested please feel free if you face any issue related to this scripts.

In this example, I am going to create the CSV files called "SiteColumns.CSV" in which I will provide you all the type of the columns example.

Choice
Text
User
DateTime
Boolean
Number
Note
Currency
LookupMulti

Also Please check the all the columns closely before going ahead to do any modification mostly please keep check the "optional" columns in the csv which is used to enter the optional data into the Field Xml like make the column to enter only datetime data, or make it required. Also the "optional" field is separated by Pipe "|" symbol to enter the multiple values inside the tags. Also for example if you set the default value to the choice column.

Here is the Source code. Hope you like it and please let me know your issue and feedback about this.

Office 365 and PnP-PowerShell 2013 : ContentType

2017-07-22T02:27:00.002-07:00

In this content type section is most important section. You can use these methods to create, delete and update the existing content type. So the cmdlets are piety straight. The following are the command lets that we are going to use in this section. You can check the github documentation and example as well.

With the help of these cmdlets I will create the Utility same as we did for in before blog post.

Lets start the end of my goal is the build some kind of meaning utility that you can quickly use in your project and get some benefit.

Same create the multiple content type and attach columns to content type. For configure the content type, I am using the same CSV approach to read every properties from the file and built the content type.

Remove Content Type or Site Columns from ContentType
Remove content type and remove particular columns in the content type. It is very easy, If you required to delete multiple of columns you can create one utility to delete the columns form the csv as well.

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Office 365 & PNP PowerShell 2013 : Branding Part1

2017-07-19T13:03:00.002-07:00

Last post we have learned about the other branding topics as mentioned below.

1. Create the bulk custom Actions using CSV files.
2. Set the Home page URL using CSV file.
3. Add and remove the script blocks and script links.

Now this post we will learn how we can create the bulk links using "Add‑PnPNavigationNode" method. So in this example I am going to create the utility that help you to create the multiple links in the single go. For this we will be using the csv files for configure every thing. As you know using this method you can add the links to following locations.

1. TopNavigatoin

2. QuickLunch

3. SearchNav

So here is the solution without taking your much of time.

Remove the Navigation using "Remove‑PnPNavigationNode"

We have learned how to add the navigation, now the question come if we need to delete the same above created structured.

So friends, I am facing very taught time to make this possible. So I am not able to delete the links when there are parent child relationship the same as we have in the above example.

So this example working fine.

Add-PnPNavigationNode -Title "hello" -Url "http://test-dev.com/sites/test1" -Location QuickLaunch -External:$true -First:$true

Add-PnPNavigationNode -Title "hello1" -Url " http://test-dev.com/sites/test1" -Header "hello" -Location QuickLaunch -External:$true -First:$true

To Remove the links

Remove-PnPNavigationNode -Title "hello" -Header "hello1" -Location QuickLaunch -Force -ErrorAction Stop #This will remove only the "Hello"

Remove-PnPNavigationNode -Title "hello" -Location QuickLaunch -Force -ErrorAction Stop #This will remove the both "hello" and child "hello1"

So I tired and created the same csv solution as well. The most common error encounter many time.

"Sequence contains more than one matching element"

So here is the solution, if you can fix this issue please share your comments with me.

Working with Responsive UI

To make your SharePoint site responsive for both Microsoft SharePoint 2013/2016 on-premises or SharePoint Online using the PowerShell cmdlet Enable-PnPResponsiveUI, and also provides you the capability to enable a custom Responsive UI for a Site Collection.

First the solution built externally (link). Now this is the part of the SharePoint PNP Framework.

The Responsive UI is applied to the following pages of the root site of a Site Collection, as well as of any sub-site (as long as you disable the "Mobile Browser View" feature in any specific sub-site):

Home Page

Web Part Pages

Wiki Pages

Document Libraries

Lists

Site Contents

Site Settings

There are two command reponsible for enable and disable the Responsive UI.

Disable‑PnPResponsiveUI

Enable‑PnPResponsiveUI

Mobile Responsive views screenshots taken from Github.

Working with Themes

Get‑PnPTheme and Set‑PnPTheme Cmdlets are set and get the sharepoint theme.

Frankly speaking I am not big fan of this Theme engine, but you can check this blog post how to create custom themes "http://www.learningsharepoint.com/2013/06/03/create-custom-theme-in-sharepoint-2013-step-by-step-tutorial/". Once you done you can upload it and and set the Theme via Set‑PnPTheme.

Resources

https://github.com/SharePoint/PnP-Tools/tree/master/Solutions/SharePoint.UI.Responsive

https://github.com/SharePoint/PnP-PowerShell/blob/master/Documentation/readme.md

Office 365 & PNP PowerShell 2013 : Branding

2017-07-17T13:29:00.002-07:00

The PNP branding section you can create custom action like link in the ribbon and other locations as well. For that you need to understand the Ribbon XML.

You can check the following links to know about the ribbon xml.

Now let’s do some practical work. To create the ribbon with PNP powershell, I am going to use the Add‑PnPCustomAction.

To get the all custom actions you need to use the Get‑PnPCustomAction command.

And to remove the custom action we get use the above method to get the all the custom action and delete all the custom action just loop over the collection use the Remove‑PnPCustomAction.

In this example, I am going to use the CSV file to read the information and create the Ribbon based on the configuration.

Here is the CSV files for both operation are identical only one different in Action column ‘Del’ and ‘Add’ for distinguish the operation.

The code for cover the above mentioned custom ribbon example. The csv files for as name suggest "BrandingConfig_Add.csv" for add action and "BrandingConfig_Del.csv" for get the collection and based on the title delete the item.

Get and Set the Home Page

With the help of these two method "Get‑PnPHomePage" and "Set‑PnPHomePage" you can get and set the page of your web.

Imagine in you migration project you have various site URL and you need to identify the home page of 100 sites this method very handy and you quickly find the home page.

Also you can write the quick utility to generate the report in the CSV file and vise versa you have 100 site in SharePoint and you need to set the home page.

You can quickly write the script. here is the Utility.

Working with JavaScript Block and links

So In this branding section PNP provide you give you handy Cmdlets that help you to add the JavaScript links as well as JavaScript block code.

Here is the below commands that allows you to add and remove the JavaScript Links as well as the code blocks.

Add‑PnPJavaScriptBlock

I tried the code that provided in the example documentation. When I used the same code its not work either at my end. Here is the result of this code.

you can use the "Get‑PnPJavaScriptLink" for return the both script block ("Add‑PnPJavaScriptBlock") and script links "Add‑PnPJavaScriptLink".

I tried both methods to add the "script block" and link to inject the custom script. In this example I am just give you example how we can add the script block. I faced issue while working with this.

I tried the example mentioned on the documentation, I got the below mentioned result. we do not include the script tag as well as we need to create one variable and assign this alert to this variable.

Add-PnPJavaScriptBlock -Name myAction -script '<script>Alert("This is my Script block");</script>' -Sequence 9999 -Scope Site

Here is the Output of the. It break the other JavaScript as well.

So here is the workaround. I check this in my system as well. This working fine as expected.

To remove the Links we can use the Remove-PNPJavaScriptLink method as mentioned in the screenshot.

So here is the full git hub gist. Just need to put the reference of your DLL and do the needful.

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Working with master pages

So to set and the master page for your site/portal. In PnP cmdlets there are two command that going to help you to set the custom master page and default master page of your site.

The cmdlets "Get‑PnPMasterPage" and "Set‑PnPMasterPage" pretty easy and very straightforward. I am not going to deep dive into this chapter in more details you can go through the documentation.

Get-PnPMasterPage [-Web <WebPipeBind>]

PS:> Set-PnPMasterPage -MasterPageServerRelativeUrl /sites/projects/_catalogs/masterpage/oslo.master

PS:> Set-PnPMasterPage -MasterPageServerRelativeUrl /sites/projects/_catalogs/masterpage/oslo.master -CustomMasterPageServerRelativeUrl /sites/projects/_catalogs/masterpage/oslo.master

Enable/Disable the Minimal download strategy

This cmdlets allows you to enable/disable the minimal download strategy for your current site collection "Set‑PnPMinimalDownloadStrategy"

PS:> Set-PnPMinimalDownloadStrategy -Off

PS:> Set-PnPMinimalDownloadStrategy -On

Part 1 : Office 365 & PNP PowerShell 2013 : Branding1

Office 365 With PNP PowerShell 2013: Base Cmdlets

2017-07-14T13:02:00.003-07:00

This is my third blog post on the topic PnP-PowerShell 2013. In this post I am going to give clear understanding, how to make the connection and close the connection using PnP Base Cmdlets section.

In the background the “Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.dll” is responsible for get the all results from the SharePoint.

The value also increase of learning if you already have experience on client object Model.Basic tip from my side please read some information about the client side object model.

As you may be know the client site object model you can’t get all the data from the server in single request. You need to identify which property you need and just use the load method to load that type of property also you can use the Get-PnpProperties Cmdlet.

Implementation

The command that I am going to cover as mentioned below.

These are the most common rest of others not much important in terms of PNP 2013 on premise. The numbers of command are 6.

Sr. No	Command Name	Description as PNP team
1.	Connect‑PnPOnline	Connects to a SharePoint site and creates a context that is required for the other PnP Cmdlets
2.	Get‑PnPContext	Returns a Client Side Object Model context
4.	Set‑PnPContext	Sets the Client Context to use by the cmdlets
3.	Get‑PnPProperty	Will populate properties of an object and optionally, if needed, load the value from the server. If one property is specified its value will be returned to the output.
5.	Execute‑PnPQuery	Executes any queued actions / changes on the SharePoint Client Side Object Model Context
6.	Disconnect‑PnPOnline	Disconnects the context

Connect-PnPOnline: To connect with the SharePoint site there are many methods are available. I recommended, please do check the documentation first. Depending upon your environment use that type of authentication parameters it could be window, form authentication, O365, app authentication and Azure authentication.'

In On Premise you can use the following two methods mostly.

Case 1 it will show the User name and password prompt. And case 2 the logged machine access to the site then you can use this method with CurrentCredentials switched.

Case 1: Connect-PnPOnline -Url https://contoso.sharepoint.com -Credentials (Get-Credential)

Case 2: Connect-PnPOnline -Url http://yourlocalserver –CurrentCredentials

Get-PnPContext : If you want to save the current context. This command is very handy and it returns the current context. Why you need context it might be the case you need to save the current context. By switch between two sites you need this.

$ctx = Get-PnPContext

Set-PnPContext: It is used to set the connection of the existing saved connection via Get-PnPContext command.

Set-PnPContext -Context <ClientContext>

Get‑PnPProperty: Load the other properties of the object. By defaults these properties not included in the SharePoint Clinet Site object mode. We need to load the explicitly. Example as mentioned below.

PS:> $web = Get-PnPWeb

PS:> Get-PnPProperty -ClientObject $web -Property Id, Lists

PS:> $web.Lists

Execute-PnPQuery: This will execute the any queued actions/changes on the SharePoint Clint Object model. Also you can retry and wait parameter pass as an optional.

PS:> Execute-PnPQuery -RetryCount 5

PS:> Execute-PnPQuery -RetryWait 10

Disconnect-PnPOnline: Disconnects the context

Disconnect-PnPOnline

I am using all the above methods as we discussed/Covered.

Example Plan: I give you example to connect the site using “Connect‑PnPOnline” and save the context to using “Get‑PnPContext” command. Then use the existing context with the help of “Set‑PnPContext” command and read other properties. And use the using this command “Execute‑PnPQuery” method to get the some of the important properties. At the end I am close the connect using “Disconnect‑PnPOnline” command.

Here is the example 1

Here is the example 2

Here is the Example 3

About Office 365 PnP PowerShell 2013 & What is new

2017-07-12T13:04:00.000-07:00

This commands helps and make your work simpler by using this commands. These libraries built on the top of CSOM. These libraries work both on Online and On-premise.

You need to install the windows Management Framework v4.0. Download from here. For more details you can check this link

This tool open and the community people working on the code also you can participate on this and help them to build a robust tool.

If you want to contribution you can check the guidelines https://github.com/SharePoint/PnP-PowerShell/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md’

Till the time here is the total statics about this.

1. Commit: 1466
2. Branches: 2
3. Release: 33
4. Contributors: 39
5. Watch: 139
6. Star: 282
7. Fork: 330
8. Issues: 176
9. Pull Request: 13

My Contribution

I am planning to write the series of blog post in which I am going to put my code snippets to help and jot down my experience till now.

Pnp-PowerShell 2013: Setup your machine part

Office 365 PnP-PowerShell 2013: Setup your machine part

2017-07-12T12:11:00.001-07:00

To run the PowerShell on your client machine you need to first step your client machine.
Here are the some of the tools, I would recommend you to install on your machine before going ahead any other development.

Install PNP Framwork on your client machine.

Free DLL(s) built and developed by Microsoft. Join this community and be the part to get the latest updates, here is the link.

You can download the 2016 version, if you working on latest version. As of now I have installed 2013 version.

Download the binaries from following URL. You can use the most of the functionality/functions but not all. Because this client model mainly target to the office 365.
Once the files are installed you can go to its location and check the files.

You can copy this binaries and paste inside your build folder, because these are the dependencies that required for run the script. You can copy the SharePointPNPPowerShell2013 Folder and put into your final release file to give it your client.
Download the files and include the module in your PS files.

Install Editor

I recommend you to install the visual studio code, it is very Powerful and support many languages one editor do multiple things as it is open source and you can use it on any platform like windows, mac etc.

Configure the editor to run the PowerShell.

You can download from this URL Install Visual Studio Code free editor.
Install PowerShell extension.
Check PowerShell console to run your script. Also debug your script.

Install Cmder to run your command

It is free tool very handy as compare with OOB command prompt. You can download this from this URL Good User Interface, nice shortcuts colorful view. Great feeling when you working on it.
Support various tabs.
Various settings.
Support various scripting models like bash, Powershell and CMD.

Now your machine ready and start using PNP development.

SharePoint For Developers

Getting Started with SharePoint Framework

SharePoint Framework (SPFx): Introduction

SharePoint Framework (SPFx): Getting Started

SharePoint Framework (SPFx): WebParts

SharePoint Framework (SPFx) Extensions (Application Customizers)

SharePoint Framework (SPFx) Extensions (Form Customizer)

SharePoint Framework (SPFx) Extensions (Command Sets)

SharePoint Framework (SPFx) Extensions (Form Customizer)

SharePoint Framework (SPFx) Extensions (Library Component)

SharePoint Framework (SPFx) Extensions (Adaptive Card Extension)

Chat GTP - Azure Logic App to Review Pull using chat GTP

This Post is an example of how you can automate your Pull request comments.

GitHub Link : https://github.com/BasantPandey/ChatGTP-Logic-App-Review-Pull-Request#introduction

Introduction

1. Authentication

2. Create a Logic App

3. Create Webhook in Azure DevOps

4. DevOps Api

5. Configure Chat GPT to generate code review comments

SharePoint Online tools Improve productivity

SharePoint online increases your productivity by using the following chrome extensions.

(5/7) WebJobs: Configure Azure WebJobs

(4/7) Play by Play Series on Azure WebJobs

(4/7) Play by Play Series on Azure WebJobs

(2/7) Play by Play Series on Azure WebJobs

(2/7) Play by Play Series on Azure WebJobs

(7/7) Office 365: Single Page App Using Angular 6.0

(6/6) Office 365: Single Page App Using Angular 6.0 & PNP Js

(4/4) Office 365: Single Page App Using Angular 6.0

(3/3) Office 365: Single Page App Using Angular 6.0 & PNP Js

(2/2) Office 365: Single Page App Using Angular 6.0 & PNP Js

(1/2) Office 365: Single Page App Using Angular 6.0 & PNP Js

(3/4) Office 365:- PNP Starter Kit (Introduction to provisioning folder)

(4/4) Office 365:- PNP Starter Kit Introduction Deploy to SharePoint tenant

(2/2) Office 365:- PNP Starter Kit Introduction Folder Structure(WebPart...

How to Setup PnP-Starter-Kit

Office 365 and PnP-PowerShell 2013 : Fields

Office 365 and PnP-PowerShell 2013 : ContentType

Office 365 & PNP PowerShell 2013 : Branding Part1

Office 365 & PNP PowerShell 2013 : Branding

Get and Set the Home Page

Working with JavaScript Block and links

Office 365 With PNP PowerShell 2013: Base Cmdlets

About Office 365 PnP PowerShell 2013 & What is new

My Contribution

Pnp-PowerShell 2013: Setup your machine part

Office 365 PnP-PowerShell 2013: Setup your machine part

Install PNP Framwork on your client machine.

Install Editor

Install Cmder to run your command