Here you can find the transcript of Episode #118 of PiaSys TechBites. Welcome back to PiaSys Tech Bites. Today, we keep on talking about MSAL, the Microsoft Authentication Library, which is a library that helps developers to acquire tokens, to consume the Microsoft Graph, first of all, as well as any other API registered in […]
Read moreHere you can find the transcript of Episode #115 of PiaSys TechBites. Welcome back to PiaSys Tech Bites. Today, I want to talk with you about Microsoft Lists, the new service recently introduced by Microsoft in the Microsoft 365 offering. With Microsoft Lists you can create, share, and track items and activities through lists. Under […]
Read moreFirst of all, thanks to all the people who attended the PnP Virtual Conference – September 2020 and specifically my session about “Architecture of Microsoft 365 Solutions.” In case you missed the session, you can find the video of the Teams Live Event at this URL. Here I simply want to share the Q&A part […]
Read moreIn the last few months, and for sure in the upcoming ones, there has been a lot of talking about the EU GDPR. In this article we will try to clarify the role of GDPR from an IT viewpoint, in particular with a Microsoft Office 365 perspective. Moreover, we will introduce an open source tool […]
Read moreLast month we released some new cmdlets really useful to play with the PnP Provisioning Templates in memory. In this post I want to share with you how to leverage them in your everyday life, as well as while creating new PnP Provisioning Templates that you want to submit into the new PnP Templates Gallery. […]
Read moreI’m very happy to announce that my latest book “Programming Microsoft Office 365” published by Microsoft Press is out and available on book stores! For example, you can find it on Amazon, or on Microsoft Press. The main topics covered are: Overview of Microsoft Office 365, and development/extensibility areas. Microsoft Graph API, at the raw/REST […]
Read moreThis month in OfficeDev PnP together with the May 2016 monthly release, we introduced support for SharePoint 2016 and a new naming convention for all the NuGet packages. Now we have: SharePointPnPCoreOnline: which previously was called OfficeDevPnPCore16 and targets SharePoint Online. SharePointPnPCore2016: which is fresh new and targets SharePoint 2016 on-premises. SharePointPnPCore2013: which previously was called OfficeDevPnPCore15 […]
Read moreJust a few minutes ago Jeff Teper and the whole SharePoint Product Team announced some great news about the future of SharePoint! Let’s start from the main announcement – from a developer perspective, of course. As expected, the future of SharePoint will be mobile-first and cloud-first, and there is a new SharePoint Framework that will allow developers to create custom […]
Read moreoday, while working on the PnP Provisioning Engine I had to write some code to publish a new XAML based Workflow Definition in SharePoint, as well as to create a Subscription between the workflow and a target list/library. To make it easier, I wrote a bunch of PowerShell scripting that leverages the Erwin’s PnP PowerShell […]
Read moreWhile waiting for Microsoft SharePoint 2016 and the upcoming new features and capabilities in the fields of Hybrid Cloud, maybe you already have an hybrid topology with Microsoft SharePoint 2013. May also be that you created that topology following the instructions that I provided last year at TechEd Europe 2014, and that you can still […]
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I'm a Solution Architect, author and trainer, focused on Microsoft 365 development and customization. I'm based in Italy, but I work wherever it is needed. I'm a Microsoft Certified Solution Master on SharePoint and an MVP on Office Apps & Services.