by Nik Charlebois
Over the past few years, Docker has quickly evolved into a tool that every developer out there needs to master. For almost a year now, a Windows distribution of the tool has been made publicly available, making it possible for us to modernize existing .NET Web Applications by having them containerized with a single click; […]
Read More Getting started with Docker and Azure Container InstanceThis past Wednesday June 13th, we officially released SharePointDSC 2.3.0.0. You can read all about it on our TechCommunity Blog. Along with that release, we also put out a new version of the ReverseDSC Orchestrator for SharePoint. This new version now introduces a logging engine that will let the extraction process finish even if errors […]
Read More SharePointDSC 2.3.0.0 and ReverseDSC 2.3.0.0 are OutLast month, I had the privilege to deliver a session on SharePointDSC along with dozens of my colleagues. The conference was an unprecedented success. The keynote and the first set of Microsoft sessions were all recorded and broadcasted live. The recording for these sessions is available Here, but requires you to register first. As far […]
Read More SharePoint Conference North America MaterialBy default, when you create Groups in the Managed Metadata Service Application, they become available across the board. SharePoint however also has the concept of Site Collection groups, that are only available inside a given site collection, and not made available outside that boundary. These special groups are automatically created when you activate the managed […]
Read More Create a Term Group at the Site Collection Level