Microsoft 365 Developer Podcast

Jeremy Thake talks to Andrew Connell with a follow up from Corey Roth's podcast on Azure Dev Ops CI/CD. Andrew talks about the new YAML Pipelines and how he is leveraging them for SPFx projects for multiple environment releases and testing.

Show Notes

• Azure Dev Ops Pipelines YAML Schema
• Azure Dev Ops Pipelines
• Azure Dev Ops Lab tutorial
• Andrew Connell's blog
• Andrew Connell on Twitter
• Voitanos SharePoint Training course

Community News

• Global Microsoft 365 Developer Bootcamp
• Adaptive Cards community call – August 8, 2019
• Office Add-ins community call – August 14, 2019
• Office 365 Developer Program Sample data packs
• People Picker component now available in the Microsoft Graph Toolkit
• SharePoint Framework v1.9.1 release notes

While Jeremy is out camping, Paul talks with Richard Nuckolls about Azure Data Engineering. Richard wrote the book on Azure Data Engineering, and shares insights from there regarding the tools available in Azure for data engineering, and when & why to use them.

• Azure Data Engineering from Manning Publications
• Richard Nuckolls on LinkedIn
• Manning Books on Twitter

Mike Ammerlaan provides insight to working on the marketing side of Microsoft and discusses the opportunities for developers using Microsoft 365 platform.

Microsoft links:

• Microsoft Graph SDK for Objective-C GA Release
• Microsoft Graph community call-August 6, 2019
• SharePoint Framework v1.9 release notes

Nik Charlebois joins Jeremy and Paul to talk about using Desired State Configuration (DSC) to help organizations implement Office 365 configuration as code.

Useful resources:

• Office365DSC on GitHub
• DevOPS for Office 365 on Nik's blog
• SPC 2019 Session

Microsoft News

• Mail.ReadBasic.All app only!
• Microsoft Graph outage July 30th 2019
• Announcing docs.microsoft.com/samples
• Building a Centralized Samples Experience at Microsoft

Community News

• PowerApps Auditing, Usage Logging, and Reporting
• How to create a PowerApps PCF control
• Building Nice HTML Output for Tables in Microsoft Flow Emails