Microsoft Office 2016 reaches Public Preview for Home/Consumer and Enterprise Paid Members Public
Office 2016 has been in a variety of previews and today Microsoft announced that it will be available as a public preview [http://blogs.office.com/2015/05/04/office-2016-public-preview-now-available/]. This means you can go ahead and download it and start using it right away. The latest release of Office
Highlights from the recent announcements at BUILD 2015 Paid Members Public
With the BUILD 2015 [http://www.buildwindows.com/] conference last week we got a load of announcements from Microsoft. Some entirely new information and some redundant information from previous announcements. In this post I’ll highlight the things I consider to be the most inspiring and forward announcements of the
Microsoft MVP Virtual Conference in May 2015–A free online conference Paid Members Public
There’s a lot of conferences happening right now. Last week was Build, this week is Ignite – in only 10 days it’s time for the “2015 Microsoft MVP Virtual Conference” which is a free event to join online. This is called the MVP Virtual Conference [http://mvp.microsoft.com/
Integrate SharePoint Code Analysis Framework (SPCAF) in your TeamCity build configurations–Improving your SharePoint and Office 365 ALM Paid Members Public
Previously I’ve written an article about “Automating SharePoint Development – Iterative Development Process [https://zimmergren.net/business/automating-sharepoint-development-iterative-development-process] ” which is essentially just scraping the surface of ALM in SharePoint. In that article I mention the use of SPCAF [http://tz.nu/spcafext] as a code quality tool for SharePoint. Since
Office 365 API Sandbox - Learn how to use the API's with your own tenant data! Paid Members Public
> Post updated 2015-02-25 to include support for C# Up until recently I’ve been using a lot of browser extensions and client-side tools for running test-queries and sample-code toward real data or developer-data in our tenants using the REST API in Office 365 [https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/
Getting Started with building Azure WebJobs ("Timer Jobs") for your Office 365 sites Paid Members Public
One of my new Office 365 projects is all about migrating farm-solutions to a more Office 365 compliant format. This includes converting a lot of functionality to SharePoint Apps and other cloud-friendly formats. One of the things we’ve got plenty of is Timer Jobs. In this post I’ll
The New Microsoft - Visual Studio Community, Open-Source .NET, Expanded Xamarin Partnerships and more Paid Members Public
One word. WOW. I am glad I chose to work with Microsoft technologies back in the day when I had to choose the direction for my professional career. I started with .NET back in 2001 and have been full-time developing solutions and systems based on Microsoft technologies for a long
Getting Started with Application Insights with Visual Studio 2015 for your ASP.NET Web Applications Paid Members Public
> Disclaimer: This post was written 2014-11-13, while the Application Insights were still in Beta/Preview. Changes will most likely happen, and therefore some information below may have changed by the time you read this. Introduction to Microsoft Application Insights One of the really cool features that was recently announced
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