Hello SharePoint friends! It's been a while since I have managed to do a SharePoint-Community Newsletter but there was a reason! I was very busy with SPBiz. If you missed it then go here. I have also added a couple of links ot some cool sessions that you may want to watch.
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SPBiz Conference - Now "On-Demand"
If you missed SPBiz - then you definitely need to check it out by registering (for free) so that you can enjoy over 65 sessions presented by some of the rockstars of the SharePoint Community.
GoPro Winners Announced!
We ran a superb contest on SPCOM recently and gave away not 1, but 2 GoPro cameras. To find out who the lucky winners are please see the link below. Congratulations to both winners!
Mark Kashman - SPBiz Keynote Day 1
Watch the first keynote given by Mark Kashman. Here's the session overview : "SharePoint 2016 was officially uncovered at Ignite and in this Keynote Mark Kashman will present his inside view and lift the covers on what's coming in Microsoft's most eagerly anticipated release. Grab a few coffee's, get settled on a comfy chair and enjoy!".
Richard Harbridge - SPBiz Keynote - Day 2
In addition to Mark's keynote - Richard Harbridge also delighted with much more SharePoint 2016 information so this is definitely worth tuning in for.
Microsoft’s Visual Studio 2015 Will Launch On July 20
Microsoft today announced that Visual Studio 2015 (VS 2015), the latest version of the company’s integrated development environment, will launch on July 20. This latest version greatly emphasizes cross-platform development, with support for targeting Windows, iOS and Android, in part through its support for the Apache Cordova project andXamarin‘s app development platform.
Microsoft Taking a 'Cloud First' Approach with SharePoint 2016
SharePoint Server 2016 will be a very cloud-inspired product when commercially released next year. That idea seemed to be the main theme of a recent SPBiz Conference keynote talk by Mark Kashman, a senior product manager at Microsoft on the SharePoint team. Kashman's June 17 talk, "SharePoint Vision and Roadmap," offered a high-level view of SharePoint Server 2016, explaining its Office 365 origins. Microsoft is planning a beta release of the new server at the end of this year, with product release planned for Q2 2016.
SharePoint Online AutoTagging Add-In
"I've just released an Auto-Tagging Add-In for SharePoint Online. In a nutshell, it's a Cloud-Hosted App having a remote web site and a remote web service deployed in Azure PaaS. Therefore, it is required to have an Azure Tenant to test and deploy it. The tagger leverages SharePoint out of the box taxonomy features and is configurable via custom properties associated to terms. By default, no term will be tagged automatically until you explicitely create properties that instruct the tagger how to automatically make the match between the taxonomies and document content." - Stephane Eyskens's blog
by Mark Jones via Everyone's Blog Posts - SharePoint Community
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