SharePoint Modern Pages are becoming more and more popular because they are easy to author and provide a number of out-of-the-box web parts which can make your page dynamic and engaging.
There are web parts for Yammer and Twitter, but (as of yet) Microsoft does not provide one for Facebook. With the caveat that the Facebook timeline must be publicly available, adding it to your Modern Page is pretty simple.
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I plan to delve a little deeper into some of the announcements at MS Ignite 2017 once I’ve left the conference and had a bit of time to digest the massive amount of information that’s been thrown at us over the last few days.
However, from a purely SharePoint perspective, there were a number of announcements which are particularly tantalizing that I wanted to unpack right away. From my point of view, these are some of the more interesting tidbits: Continue reading “Microsoft Ignite 2017”
I’ve been threatening to start blogging for some time now, and now seems as good a time as any to make this a reality. Historically, my area of expertise has been within the SharePoint realm, but more recently this has expanded to include the Office 365 universe. So while this blog may start out as a SharePoint blog, I feel that it will often stray into the broader O365 offerings.
The time is 2017. The Place is Microsoft Ignite 2017. Let’s get this started.
Mark Campbell 