Seb's on #Microsoft365Dev

Lately, I’ve been looking at improving at understanding some of the challenges of developers when it comes to Microsoft Graph development, especially in the OneDrive and SharePoint space, including the SharePoint Framework.

This year has been such as roller coaster! From the Pandemic, to the lockdowns, to the work from home… We’ve been through a lot! And it looks like that this was not enough action for me!

On August 20th at 1PM ET, I’ll be hosted by my good friend Vlad Catrinescu, Microsoft MVP, for a webinar where you will learn how to build a Microsoft Teams app without a single line of code!

An interesting thread was initiated by Loryan Strant on Twitter. That sparked an idea, and finally, a potentially very easy solution!

Office 365 Sparx This video is part of a video series of quick tips and tricks about the overall SharePoint and Office 365 space. Less writing, short videos, to the point.

There is one day every year that is stressful (but very exciting at the same time!) for MVPs : July 1st! This year was no difference and I’m happy to announce that I was awarded the Ofice Development MVP for a 5th consecutive year!

Office 365 Sparx This video is part of a video series of quick tips and tricks about the overall SharePoint and Office 365 space. Less writing, short videos, to the point.

Office 365 Sparx This video is part of a video series of quick tips and tricks about the overall SharePoint and Office 365 space. Less writing, short videos, to the point.

Office 365 Sparx This video is part of a video series of quick tips and tricks about the overall SharePoint and Office 365 space. Less writing, short videos, to the point.

2019 is just starting and I wanted to start sharing more “tidbits” about my daily work and tips and tricks that I find along the way! I know I’ve not been sharing here a lot lately and I want to apologize!

I was so excited when this was announced! Modern Team Sites without an Office 365 Group are out! We love Office 365 Groups, but sometimes, it’s not possible, or it’s not built for our scenario… So the SharePoint team changed the things a bit and made it available to the masses!

Yay! Hubsites are out and we are very (very) excited! This new way or organizing your site content will be very useful to help in a flat information architecture and the fact that some built-in features are built to roll-up content from all your connected content is incredible!