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Sending e-mails with Microsoft Graph using .NET
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Sending e-mails from custom applications and integrations in the cloud is relatively easy. In this post, we'll check out some use cases, and an easy way to set up the basic configuration and code for allowing our applications to send e-mails using the Microsoft Graph.
What's new in SharePoint Online, Microsoft 365 and SharePoint Server 2019
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This week, the big event of the year is happening in the SharePoint space. SharePoint Conference in Las Vegas. During a couple of days from May 21 to May 23, Microsoft and some world-class speakers are announcing exciting news and features that are happening in the SharePoint space. This blog
Getting Started with building Azure WebJobs ("Timer Jobs") for your Office 365 sites
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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
Reflections on being a worker in a mobile- and cloud first world
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As a lot of you know, important steps toward a new way we work is being observed throughout a lot of businesses worldwide. A lot of companies are giving their employees the benefit of working remotely over the internet and there’s a trend in seeing an increased freelance workforce
Getting started with Office 365 development - Part 4 - From development to production: Publish your app to Windows Azure Web Sites
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This article is part of a series about “Getting started with Office 365 development”. Part 1 – Setting up your environment Part 2 – Communicate with the Exchange REST API Part 3 – Building a sample Web Forms application that integrated with Office 365 Part 4 – From development to production: Publish your app
Improvements for Microsoft OneDrive for Business
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[ Introduction As the cycle of a year become full circle, I normally do a prediction about the next year to come. A while back I wrote my predictions for "SharePoint, Office 365 and related technologies during 2014". In
How do I know which version of Office 365 I should use? - The Office 365 Selector Tool comes to the rescue
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Author: @zimmergren | www.zimmergren.net Introduction With the explosion in the Office 365 adoption of enterprises and small- to midsized companies around the globe, there comes a challenge. Well, there actually comes a lot of challenges (or discussions, rather) with any new technology or platform which needs considerable amounts of
Building Apps for SharePoint in Office 365 using Access 2013
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Introduction In one of my previous blog posts about The future of Forms with SharePoint and Office 365 I talked about what is going on related to Forms. In this article I will show you the power and ease of using Access 2013 to create a simple App Form that
