Working with Power Apps, you end up having to know a lot of little stuff that is impossible to remember. This article isn’t something entirely new. In fact, I’ve effectively stolen the meat of it from other posts, which I’m listing as sources at the bottom. However. I haven’t seen these formats all collected together…
Ten years ago today, Sadie Van Buren (@sadalit) released the first version of the SharePoint Maturity Model. As soon as I caught wind of it, I knew it was something special. Sadie had taken the great thinking behind the Capability Maturity Model (CMM) and devised a scheme which could be applied to SharePoint. Happy birthday…
There probably aren’t a lot of people who use the Storage Management page in SharePoint these days, but I find it really helpful. When we do migrations it’s invaluable, especially when we are looking at a “legacy” – read: classic – pyramid of a Site Collection, with lots of nested subsites. Sure, there are fancier…
It’s been a long time since I posted about Sadie Van Buren’s SharePoint Maturity model in these posts: Applause for Sadie Van Buren’s SharePoint Maturity Model From Annoyance to Harmonizer: Cloud Computing’s Maturity Curve SharePoint Adoption and Success: Navigating the Chasm of Despair and more… As a part of the Microsoft 365 Community Docs, we’ve…
It felt like it was time to do an update on the Microsoft 365 Community Docs, which I last wrote about here in Microsoft 365 Community Docs: Call for Content. We also did a post on the SharePoint Community Blog in June: Updates on the Microsoft 365 Community Docs – June 2020. New Articles Since…
This should be one of the most obvious tools in the toolkit. PnP PowerShell is awesome, and we so often want to retrieve a set of items in a list. Get-PnPListItem is the magic cmdlet to do so. This post is yet another of the many where I get to admit being an idiot about…
If you do consulting like we Sympraxians do, sooner or later you will end up working on a client laptop. There are a number of issues you might run into with this, including different ergonomics, software you don’t need or want, etc., but that’s not the point of this post. Or you may be trying…
I tried out the relatively new CodeTour option in the Office 365 CLI today to upgrade a SharePoint Framework (SPFx) Web Part solution. I originally built the Web Part to work in SharePoint 2019, so the underlying SPFx version was 1.4.1. I wanted to get it “up to rev” to 1.10.0 to put a cleaned…
Recently, I noticed that my OneDrive for Business wasn’t logging in. Every time I checked it by clicking on the little blue cloud in the System Tray, I saw this: No matter how long I let things sit, OneDrive wasn’t logging in. Frankly, I was surprised: OneDrive has been rock solid for a good, long…
Hey, conferences have Calls for Content. Why shouldn’t the Microsoft 365 Community Docs have a CfC? In case you haven’t heard about it, the Microsoft 365 Community Docs is a community-driven effort under the Microsoft PnP auspices. We’ve created a publishing platform for all the great community members out there. FYI: I wrote about the…