Michael Blumenthal, Office 365 MVP
Microsoft 365 Collaboration and Teamwork Leader | Business Productivity Advisor | Employee Experience Architect | M365Chicago Co-Organizer
Have you heard about the virtual Collab365 Global Conference 2017 that’s streaming online November 1st – 2nd? Join me and 120 other speakers from around the world who will be bringing you the very latest content around SharePoint, Office 365, Flow, PowerApps, Azure, OneDrive Continue reading Learn PowerShell at the 2017 Collab365 Global Conference
Last week on Monday, I attended a presentation at Chicago Coder Conference by David Giard, a Developer Evangelist at Microsoft. It was a demo-heavy presentation of Microsoft’s Cognitive Services (formerly code-named Project Oxford), and it showed applications of machine learning and Continue reading PowerShell, REST calls, and Microsoft Cognitive Services
Here are a bunch of resources for learning PowerShell and for using PowerShell with SharePoint and SharePoint Online. First, for learning PowerShell, I recommend this books from Manning Press: Additionally, there two book specifically on PowerShell for SharePoint 2013, and they Continue reading PowerShell Resources
Yesterday I presented my Introduction to SharePoint to the Software Development Community meetup in Naperville. Here are the slides:
Here are some examples of working with MOSS lists via PowerShell. All of these assume that Get-SPWeb() is defined. You can get that from http://sharepoint.microsoft.com/blogs/zach/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?List=90bbfd11%2Dc9a5%2D45cf%2Da77e%2D19559aae81ae&ID=7. Adding a Calendar list to an SPWeb function global:Add-Calendar($url,$title){ $destWeb = get-SPweb -url $url Continue reading More PowerShell Scripting for MOSS
Way back when the first Web browser, Mosaic, was just being born at NCSA at the University of Illinois, I was in college as well, and was running Linux. I was into Unix Shell scripting – csh, ksh, zsh, etc. Continue reading Using PowerShell for MOSS application deployment testing