With version 1.7 of the SharePoint Framework (SPFx), Microsoft introduced the possibility to create Tabs in Microsoft Teams using the SharePoint Framework. This means already made investments in SharePoint web parts using SPFx, can now be ported to teams. One... Continue Reading →
This week Microsoft posted a blog called 'Delivering SharePoint modern experiences'. The title itself may not ring a bell directly and big chance you missed the interesting announcement made in this blog: We’re making it easier for users to get... Continue Reading →
Office 365 tenants set to Targeted release should now have the newly announced page header layouts available. This means there are new possibilities to show off your pages and create different layouts to inform your users. In this blog post... Continue Reading →
In my last blog post around the SharePoint (PnP) starter kit, I wrote about a search issue within this web part. I also wrote I advanced the initial people directory web part in order to display more information about a... Continue Reading →
Lately I was working on some contributions for the Office 365 CLI, specifically on adding files and meta data. When you look at the different documentation available on uploading files and setting meta data on a list item, you come... Continue Reading →
Lately I have been contributing to the Office 365 CLI project on GitHub. The Office 365 CLI allows you to manage different settings of your Microsoft Office 365 tenant on any platform. CLI stands for a command-line interface or command language... Continue Reading →
This week—Microsoft started rolling out a new feature called Site designs and Site scripts to its Office 365 customers. With Site designs and Site scripts—SharePoint admins can create and upload custom site templates and users can use these during the... Continue Reading →
From Monday 14 till Thursday 18 November I am one of the many speakers at the European SharePoint Conference 2016 in Vienna, Austria. I am very excited to be able to speak here about provisioning sites in a template way on the... Continue Reading →
ROBERT SCHOUTEN 