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! This year, I’ll be a lot more sharing about everything about Office 365 and SharePoint Online, especially on some aspects of its usage but also about development and configuration stuff!

You now have access to data directly in your browser! It’s amazing and that will make you successful building great experiences to your connected data within SharePoint! Though, I really think that one of the most amazing pieces of the SharePoint Framework is to be able to test and execute it in a local environment. To support those scenarios, it is important to be able to give a representation of your data to simplifying the development experience. This blog post is all about mocking your data using the Angular mechanisms.

Your first webpart now works but how cool would it be if you could leverage some data that exists in your Office 365 data? If you’re thinking like me, you’re at the right spot!

We can’t wait! Today Microsoft Ignite is starting and we want to learn everything about the future of the Office & SharePoint Development. This article lists all the sessions I find interesting for any Office and/or SharePoint developer. I will update this article with the recording of the sessions when they become available.

I’ve been doing lots of demos around a custom AngularJS application I built since a year that is called the OfficeHub. This application gives you a pretty good example on how you can integrate yourself with the Microsoft Graph using AngularJS 1.5. This blog posts will give you an overview of the application while the following posts are giving a step-by-step guide on how you can get from nothing to a complete Single Page Application connecting to the Microsoft Graph :

Next Saturday, on November 21st, I will have the privilege to hold a session in Ottawa during next SharePoint Saturday! I am attending this event since its first edition and it has always been a great event, with world-class speakers, useful content and awesome interactions with the attendees.

Tomorrow (August 19th 2015, 9AM EST), I will have the privilege to present a 60-minutes Webinar hosted by the folks at the European SharePoint Community. This webinar will cover how we can manage, maintain and monitor our Office 365 environment (especially our SharePoint Online) with PowerShell with the help of the Office 365 API.