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Case: during the development process, teamleader said to move all your developed code to another branch from your current. Handy copy-paste is a bad solution. How to solve that problem?

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Moving search service from one to another server in SharePoint – is typical task, that always happens on old and large projects. If you cannot scale old search app server resources, only one way to make it works properly – move service to another, more powerful server. This instruction will help you to do that.

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Moq – is useful framework that allows to simulate any functionality provided by object being tested. For example, you need to check is any method called in test scenario, so moq let you to do that. Just mock testable method, run scenario and detect is it being called at the end of test scenario.

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Due my current work task i have a case – to call a modal created as a React-component from SharePoint Ribbon. In two words, SharePoint ribbon is a structure that contains buttons and js-functions binded for it. When you push the button, js function binded for it calls… hope you understand :). And i started to google: “how to interract with react module from outer js, how to change react state from outer js, force re-render react component from pure js” and so on…

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Sometimes it happens that you React-project contains not only one true single-page application. Especially, if you create solution for already developed website with different frontend technologies been used on it before.

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This post will be useful for SharePoint developers. Due development, it is fairly often need to deploy your dll to gac and test or debug new functions or fixes.

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This script will be useful if you need often reset your database. For example, due active development that affects data in tables.

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SharePoint 2013 provides useful javascript object called WPQ2FormCtx. That object holds information about List, List Item, DisplayForm, ViewForm, EditForm and NewForm.

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In this post i will show my variant of powershell-code organization.

Main objectives:

  1. Minimum copying of myself
  2. Easy structure
  3. Reusable
  4. Flexibility
  5. SharePoint oriented

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Pretty nice set up + base information about commitizen cli tool for git and conventional commits agreement.

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