Third of a five-part journey is out !
The second episode, was around WSL2 (Windows Subsystem for Linux), THE tool you definitely need to have in your toolbox .
In this next one, we will dive into what in what is about to become indispensable to support your WSL2 journey …
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This is the second of a five-part journey : the first episode, was around awareness of the crucial baselines to get started to drive technical projects\teams.
In this next one we will dive into what is now become indispensable for many in the tech community: its opening up new possibilities, blurring the lines between different computing environments, and providing a seamless bridge between what was once a very distinct and separate world.
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Get your curiosity caps on, we’re about to embark on a five-part journey (the first one, more to follow) through something that will change the path of your technical projects, … or at least, I’m hoping it will (for better ! not worse 🤠).
So it begins …
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News Flash !
You might have noticed the blog’s been on a little siesta, it’s all been for a good cause …
Over the past year, I’ve been immersed in a couple of exciting side projects that have been both challenging and incredibly fulfilling…
Managed identities provide an identity for applications to use when connecting to resources that support Azure AD authentication.
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The Scoutmans Swiss Army Knife is a Windows Desktop app that lives happy on the Windows systray.
It is a Windows Forms “ShortCut” builder tool where we can address direct links to files, folders, scripts (PNP Script Samples also!) and browser Profiles.
Its been a while, since I actually had to deal with on-premises SharePoint Farm … although im spent so many years with the platform, im still amazed on how you keep learning … with “legacy” systems. 😁
Recently, I’ve came across a strange behavior in a SharePoint 2016 farm : modified dates for sites, lists, libraries are more recent than expected when no updates were made by users …
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