As part of the Critical Path Training free webinar series, I’ll be conducting a webinar called “Perfect World JavaScript” next week. Here’s the important information:
If you want to use PowerShell to load specific values with lambda expressions and the SharePoint CSOM API, the code you have to write is ugly. Fortunately, Gary has packaged it in a function that handles all the ugly details for you.
Gary demonstrates that working with properties is pretty simple, if not slightly annoying, using the SharePoint CSOM API with SharePoint Online.
Gary writes about how to load the CSOM assemblies into memory, and then introduces a simple helper function that you can utilize to quickly get connected to a SharePoint Online Site Collection.
Gary explores the SharePoint Online Site collection cmdlets.
Gary provides some general grouping categories and suggested uses for some of the SPO cmdlets.
How do you start working with PowerShell in SharePoint Online? This series will help you get started.
Notes from my TriState SharePoint user group session tonight covering the latest updates to Office 365 are available here: http://blog.mannsoftware.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Office%20365%20Update%202-2015.pdf. All of the content for this is coming from my Office 365 Concierge newsletter, but with demos and more detailed discussions on some topics.
I recently posted a little rant and call for action about a community driven effort to standardize and improve the way that JavaScript libraries are loaded and managed in SharePoint 2013 and Office 365 on my blog – http://blog.mannsoftware.com/?p=1791 Take a look and join the conversation!
I wrote a quick little utility to make it slightly easier to work with results coming back from a REST call to the SharePoint 2013 search endpoint. Details available here: http://blog.mannsoftware.com/?p=2031
