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    Moving from SPServices to REST, Part 4: Converting GetListItems to REST

    ByMarc D Anderson July 23, 2015
    This entry is part 4 of 6 in the series Moving from SPServices to REST

    Summary: Because of the significant inconsistencies in the SOAP Web Services, converting your calls to REST will be a different process for each of them. In this article, we’ll look at the real workhorse of SPServices: GetListItems. When my mechanic works on my car, sometimes he tells me about some different tires or parts I…

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    Retrieving Expanded Calendar Events with REST vs. SOAP

    ByMarc D Anderson July 7, 2015July 7, 2015

    There is very little now in 2013 for which you need SPservices [sic] from /r/sharepoint It wouldn’t surprise you to hear that my answer to this is “it depends”. SPServices is nice in that it works the same way across SharePoint versions from 2007-2013, which might be enough reason to use it. But there are…

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    SPTechCon Developer Days Follow Up

    ByMarc D Anderson June 25, 2015

    I got lucky on the scheduling for SPTechCon Developer Days and did both of my sessions on the first day. So today I get to attend sessions and just learn, learn, learn! As is true of every conference the BZMedia folks put on, this one is well run and packed with excellent sessions. If you’d…

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    Simple Expand/Collapse for the Quick Launch in SharePoint 2013 or SharePoint Online

    ByMarc D Anderson May 27, 2015October 14, 2015

    Yesterday I helped my pal Marcel Meth (@marcelmeth) with a pretty simple little task, but everything’s simple if you know how to do it! We needed to add simple accordion-like expand/collapse functionality to the Quick Launch on the pages in a Site Collection. Because there were going to be a lot of links in the…

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    The Medium Has the Message and My Blog Is Trying to Catch Up

    ByMarc D Anderson May 24, 2015

    I’ve really been digging the content I’ve been finding through Medium for the last few months or so. The Web is ever-evolving and to me Medium represents a new paradigm for Web publishing and content consumption. It’s sort of blogging combined with content crowd-sourcing combined with highlighting like I have on my Kindle combined with… Well,…

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    SharePoint Evolution Conference 2015 Wrap Up

    ByMarc D Anderson May 20, 2015

    It’s been a busy few weeks in my life. First I was in London at the SharePoint Evolution Conference, then home for a week, then off to Microsoft Ignite in Chicago, then back home, and boom! I was heading out the back to put some burgers on the grill, I missed the second to the last…

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    New GitHub Repository for KnockoutJS Binding Handlers

    ByMarc D Anderson May 1, 2015May 1, 2015

    Yesterday I created a new GitHub repo for KnockoutJS binding handlers for use with SharePoint. I’ve been using KnockoutJS for over a year now, and love working with it to build Single Page Application (SPAs) and other interactive functionality inside SharePoint. I thought starting a repo that could store bindingHandlers for KnockoutJS that are generally…

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    Using the SharePoint Color Palette Tool to Create Customized Composed Looks

    ByMarc D Anderson April 30, 2015

    At the great SharePoint Evolution Conference last week, someone – I wish I could remember what session it was! – mentioned this great little tool. It helps you to create a very detailed theme for SharePoint 2013. You can save the file into a .spcolor file, which you can upload to the Theme Gallery in…

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    Moving from SPServices to REST, Part 3: JSON vs. XML

    ByMarc D Anderson April 20, 2015July 12, 2022
    This entry is part 3 of 6 in the series Moving from SPServices to REST

    Summary: When you move from SOAP to REST, you’ll want to understand the differences between XML and JSON as well. Modern Web developers are most likely to use JSON, and this is a great time to switch. Most auto mechanics understand that there are several different measurement systems – and therefore toolsets – that they…

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    Moving from SPServices to REST, Part 2: New Patterns for SPServices Development

    ByMarc D Anderson April 7, 2015July 12, 2022
    This entry is part 2 of 6 in the series Moving from SPServices to REST

    Summary: You can improve your SPServices-based code today to prepare for converting to REST calls later. In this article, Marc introduces some new patterns for your JavaScript code to make SOAP calls easier to maintain and easier to move to REST when you decide it’s time. Remember that older car I drive? Well, over the…

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