by adis.jugo | Oct 15, 2017 | Development
Traditional SharePoint developers knew very well how to handle daemons in their daily work: Timer Jobs were the way to go. Microsoft was very specific in their guidance and documentation. We used (and sometimes misused!), Timer Jobs for all different sort of...
by adis.jugo | Dec 14, 2016 | Development, HowTo
In the previous two articles of this blog post series, we have seen how to utilize Azure API Apps to connect to external data sources, and how to utilize the same app to extend limited PowerApps expression language with additional value controllers. But sometimes, if...
by adis.jugo | Dec 1, 2016 | Development
In the first article in this series, I wrote about building PowerApps from the custom data sources using Azure API Apps. But, since the built-in expression language in PowerApps is not particularly powerful (number of events and methods available is pretty limited),...
by adis.jugo | Nov 29, 2016 | Development
After multiple sessions about extending PowerApps with custom code I had during the past six months, a lot of people have asked me if I could write it all down. Since PowerApps are declared by Microsoft as a successor of InfoPath (without 1:1 parity, though), this...
by adis.jugo | Dec 10, 2015 | Architecture, Development, HowTo
Today I was playing with the minroles, a new concept inside SharePoint 2016. Basically, the idea of minrole is to streamline and “templatize” deployment of SharePoint farms. You need another web front end? No problem, just deploy another server with the “Front-End”...
by adis.jugo | Apr 9, 2015 | Development
OK, it is out now. Even if I told myself once that I never ever want to be involved in any program team again, the temptation was too big this time: when I saw the names and the session proposals for European SharePoint Conference 2015, I said yes. I am quite proud of...
