Over at Rencore we have been super-busy with investigating the new SharePoint Framework lately. Both what it has to offer, and potential pitfalls and challenges. Related to our success in SharePoint code quality analysis in recent years, we've spent some time on the new SharePoint Framework to make SPCAF work with it, however you choose to use it. Check out the post by my fellow MVP and Rencore colleague Waldek: The new SharePoint Framework in your organization - better with SPCAF Code Analysis for SharePoint Framework using SPCAF Here's a few short teasers we've recorded in order to show you…
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If you missed my session on the Collab365 Solutions Days the other day, you can find it on-demand on their website now. SharePoint & Office 365 Code Quality Analysis & Transformation Guidance This session is split in two phases. The first half is discussing the benefits of using SPCAF for your SharePoint customizations, highlighting what the tool can do for you and your organization. The most interesting part of the session though, is the last half where I disclose the Transformation Guidance tool which we are going to offer soon, and which is in a private beta at the moment.…
Wow, there’s really a lot going on these days. Long story short; I’ve finally made the decision to join the SPCAF team at Rencore. This career-move from consulting to a product vendor will mean a lot of changes in how I spend my time, and will likely bring a lot of fun along for the ride. For those of you who isn’t familiar with the name Rencore, that’s the company behind the product SPCAF (which, if you read this blog, you should know already). Then: History A decade of consulting For about 10 years I’ve…
Previously I’ve written an article about “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 as a code quality tool for SharePoint. Since there’s been a lot of people asking how to integrate it into TeamCity, I thought I’d draft up a how-to article about it. Introduction So, let’s kick this off. SPCAF is also known by its full name “SharePoint Code Analysis Framework” and is a tool for securing the quality and reliability in your Apps and Solutions.…