Developing with Azure Resource Manager - Introduction to blog series Paid Members Public
This article is part of a series. Here's a list of all available parts. * Part 0: Introduction to the article series * Part 1: Create an AzureRm Active Directory (AAD) Application using PowerShell [https://zimmergren.net/developing-with-azure-creating-a-service-principal-for-your-azure-active-directory-aad-using-powershell-2/] * Part 2: Getting started with the AzureRm PowerShell cmdlets [https://zimmergren.net/
Automating Software Installations with Boxstarter and Chocolatey Paid Members Public
If there's something I really dislike in my software development routines, it's installing the actual software I use to develop. You know what I mean - you don't want to install Visual Studio and wait for that only to realize that as soon as
Dev tip: Use Requestbin for easy analysis and debugging when developing your webhooks, connectors, API's and applications Paid Members Public
Lately there’s been an explosion on popularity of webhooks [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webhook] and integration with various services I’m using. It’s a great way to develop integration points for services, and we can see this with Office 365 Groups and their Connectors [https://dev.outlook.
Creating an ASP.NET 5 site with Visual Studio Code - Part 3: Adding npm packages and automating tasks with Gulp (adding Office UI Fabric) Paid Members Public
ASP.NET 5 introductory article series navigation: * Part 1: Ensure installation of pre-requisites [https://zimmergren.net/technical/creating-an-asp-net-5-site-with-visual-studio-code-part-1-ensure-pre-requisites] * Part 2: Create your Visual Studio Code project using Yeoman [https://zimmergren.net/technical/creating-an-asp-net-5-site-with-visual-studio-code-part-2-create-your-visual-studio-code-project-using-yeoman] * Part 3: Adding npm packages and automatic tasks with Gulp – adding O
Creating an ASP.NET 5 site with Visual Studio Code - Part 2: Create your Visual Studio Code project using Yeoman Paid Members Public
ASP.NET 5 introductory article series navigation: * Part 1: Ensure installation of pre-requisites [https://zimmergren.net/technical/creating-an-asp-net-5-site-with-visual-studio-code-part-1-ensure-pre-requisites] * Part 2: Create your Visual Studio Code project using Yeoman [https://zimmergren.net/technical/creating-an-asp-net-5-site-with-visual-studio-code-part-2-create-your-visual-studio-code-project-using-yeoman] * Part 3: Adding npm packages and automatic tasks with Gulp – adding O
Creating an ASP.NET 5 site with Visual Studio Code - Part 1: Ensure pre-requisites Paid Members Public
ASP.NET 5 introductory article series navigation: * Part 1: Ensure installation of pre-requisites [https://zimmergren.net/technical/creating-an-asp-net-5-site-with-visual-studio-code-part-1-ensure-pre-requisites] * Part 2: Create your Visual Studio Code project using Yeoman [https://zimmergren.net/technical/creating-an-asp-net-5-site-with-visual-studio-code-part-2-create-your-visual-studio-code-project-using-yeoman] * Part 3: Adding npm packages and automatic tasks with Gulp – adding O
Office 365 Dev Tip - Getting Add-in (App) Information for Add-ins (Apps) on a specific Web Paid Members Public
Here’s yet another quick tip for the CSOM developer in SharePoint online. I came across a discussion about retrieving information about which apps were used/installed on a certain site. There’s a lot of people who want a simple indicator, notification/alert or list when new apps are
Office 365 Dev Tip - Getting all Apps from your Tenant App Catalog using the Office 365 (CSOM) API Paid Members Public
Here’s another quick-tip when working with Office 365 dev / SharePoint Online CSOM. A lot of people have asked me by e-mail, comments and twitter on how to get information about their apps in their tenants programmatically. With that, I thought it’d be fun to post another code snippet
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