Last blogpost showed how to use the MS Graph Toolkit for getting info from the graph, and show them in a SPFX webpart, without the need for writing all the data-fetching and UI code.

Using the toolkit directly in HTML is also super-easy. The setup is a bit different, because now we need to register the app in AAD. Let's try to achieve the same result as what we had with SPFX. Let's get to AAD and register the app. I register the app as an SPA,... [More]

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The last version of SPFX, the SharePoint Framework, comes with a new extension: the Adaptive Card Ex

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A look at Azure Static Web Apps

Setting up a Static Web App

A nice addition to Azure is stati

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Creating bots with the Bot Framework Composer

On some of our courses we teach people how to creat

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A new functionality we have with powerapps now are "Power Portals". This allows you to create a port [More]

In the upcoming release of .NET Core 3 (planned somewhere around september 2019) we will also have t

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Comparing the Cosmos DB SQL API with EF Core for Cosmos DB

In our Azure Development Course, we sp

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duplicate MAC addresses on Raspbery Pi

I was recently experimenting with Windows 10 for IoT on a

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I recently did some development for Android using Xamarin in Visual Studio for Windows. Last time I

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