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From YouTube: SharePoint Developer Monthly Community Call - December 2018

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SharePoint Developer (SP PnP) Community call recording from 11th of December 2018. Summary of the activities happened in the past month around SharePoint development guidance, roadmap updates, future plans for the SharePoint development.

Demo – Alex Terentiev (SharePointalist) - Microsoft Graph Teams API usage from SharePoint Framework solutions

Demo – Bert Jansen (Microsoft) – Latest on the open-source modernization tooling and guidance

Detailed agenda an links to specific sections available from https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/blogs/

You can download recurrent invite for the monthly SharePoint community calls from http://aka.ms/spdev-call.

A

So there we are it's five o'clock, at least for me, this five o'clock good afternoon good morning good evening, wherever you're, located I'm located in Sweden, so private look pretty dark already outside tiny bit of snow I'm taking over for VESA. Today this is actually enjoying a birthday party and he just told me that he was actually jumping on the trampoline as we speak, so now don't run off and try to find him, although the probably hilarious to watch but I will talk you through today's ecosystem community call and we have four.

A

We have two interesting demos to go, and another thing that vesser told me to do is to to release my inner Aversa. So I will not take that too literal this time, but let's hope that I don't crash after a few minutes. That's one thing and second of all, let's see if I can do it as fast or as slow as he does in the slides. So, let's get started. I saw in the chat already that's by the way: I'm Aaron Luna I am PNP core team.

A

Member and I work for rancor I saw in the in the in the chat already here that David David Warner here already notice that there is a new logo here and I'm just curious what you guys think of the new SharePoint logo. If you just write it down the chat start discussing there, and if you see we give it a bit of a a pimpy flavor to say yeah at least little pipi yeah logo you made out of it so I'm a little bit in the middle.

A

What I think about it is I grew up with the blue logo. If you want to call it crew laughter, oh yeah, yeah throughout the years I got so used to the blue logo and our suddenly different color, and it takes a bit more space and I. Don't know well we'll see today, news summaries, some numbers and figures, and then we have two demos.

A

Alex will demo some things with the API afford graph and Beth will go into organization tooling, and something we actually and correct me if I'm wrong about something we released in PowerShell among others. Now and then the Safeway has five yeah great and if we have time left, then well just shoot away your questions and we'll try to answer them so a bit of update this is, despite that you see every month.

A

If you join us every month, which I hope you do so we have these bi-weekly meetings, one focusing purely on chef and framework and JavaScript IP related where among others, Patrick gorgeous is, is leading those and the next one will be on Thursday the 20th. Then we also have the general deaf meetings, which are also bi-weekly. Today. They also made one week general deaf next week, SharePoint framework, then whatever again and they're, always on the first day, so the 13th of December.

A

We have general development that there we go into PowerShell, see some flow power, apps craft, those kind of details, and there will be demos always every week where we we talk about those topics or where they will show at times amazing things they actually build based on those technologies. And then we have the monthly community calls that's the one you're in today and the next one will be on January the 8th, where we will talk similar them over similar tokus. Today, that's obviously new topics there, so please join those the AKMs links are in there.

A

They link to an invite- and you just put them in your calendar and I would love you to sure. Basically, during all of them just we actually had a question out to the community. Are we doing too many meetings? Is it too much information for sharing? Is it too difficult and the overall sentiment was actually no people seem to be okay with the amount of meetings and information.

A

We're sharing, so I I can understand that sometimes like okay and not a meeting and another meeting and another meeting, but of course we record them, so you can watch them at your own leisure and at your own time, if you have an interesting on commute, no watch these videos and be up to date in what's happening in the airport development, world, World Cup of metrics, and basically this number to go every month. They go up. That's that's basically,.

A

The trends in in this slide more minutes in YouTube, more views in YouTube, more of using get up more unique visitors, more HTTP requests. That number always blows me away. Ten point: three billion per month: it's an insane amount of requests and eighteen thousand over 18,000 unique SharePoint tenants that make use of PNP code, which is crazy, he's also dog, stop Microsoft calm. The shepherd F is nine. Almost a million views already it's it's pretty crazy about this light and I. Remember you've been here before. That's not always tells here like.

A

We cannot share the actual numbers here, but this is showing you the trend. You're, not alone. This technology is the best adopted and accepted technology currently in office 365. The new framework that compared to all the other frameworks that were introduced like if I, dare to mention the word sandboxing, for instance, the sandboxing solutions, all those new things in the app model, etc. When compared to that this one is the best, except that that's the top. That then goes to fastest.

A

It's actually amazing numbers, although you don't see any numbers here, but there they are pretty amazing. Actually so really well accepted, and people are really jumping on this, which is great to see a couple of standard links here we have the developments.

A

What I always would like to point out here is, if you find issues in the documentation, the easiest way to get that fixed is to actually fix it yourself, go to the documentation here and you'll find at the top right of a page. If you find, and that can be about development, it can be about. Administration can be about PowerShell or whatever. If you find an issue, click on the edit button on the Edit link on the top right, you will be redirected to github, and there you can make a modification.

A

You can make a pull request and make your changes in the pull request and then submit it back in and then the team will look at your changes and if they are correct and if they make sense, they will merge them in. So please have a look at the documentation. If you find issues and I can guarantee you, there are issues, go to the edit link and make those changes yourself. You can obviously also leave the comments on the document and document, but then it's it's. If you know what's wrong, please fix it.

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It's all open source. It's all there on github, for you to modify. If you have issues with, for instance, SP of X or the SharePoint framework, or anything else related to SharePoint use the SPF talkers issues list. This is the best way to communicate with SharePoint engineering. They monitor this. They will classify items here and they will take action upon them. So this is the way to go and for you to give feedback directly to the team that builds SharePoint.

A

So if you have an issue with anything related to SharePoint, it's not originally focused on the SharePoint framework. Now it's actually, the scope is a bit bigger, so everything that is sort of like this is where to provide. Why and this should work, but it doesn't go and create an issue here as PDF issues. It's a short link and the repo is slash. Sharepoint /sb dev stops.

A

So we released the latest look at packages. They came out already last Friday yesterday, rivet is pimpy powershell, which is based on that same library, lots of fixes, especially when it comes to modernization. There are some very interesting things out there now, so all the details about what is in there. Normally we will talk that through you will get some slides in there.

A

We moved it now to a blog, so you see a kms SPF told bloke go there and there you'll find all the information about what has changed in the December 2018 release of the PNP packages and PowerShell etc, and over 365 CLI and modernization and the part of break and whatever has been updated. So please go to this blog and followed that bump I would like to point out. The esterday SharePoint deaf, weekly I was I was lucky enough to actually shown up in that one four weeks in a row, but not in person.

A

You might have noticed that I was always somewhere a picture of me on the back of the screen behind whatever finally I actually made it into the deep, the weekly itself, absolutely worth. Checking out it's in like half an hour, forty minutes one hour sometimes depends a bit on how much how much they talk.

A

Weekly show blog vlog, but if you want to call it together with Nessa and valdek and then every week a guest and talking about what has happened last week- and this is released on Monday so absolutely worth checking out- and you see this is the the the the pics from the last forum that they recorded yesterday with Judi Turner, so absolutely worth. Checking out.

A

Veritable demo days later during this cool I will not go too deep into this I leave it up to bears, because that is the magic behind this. He has written and I.

A

Think it's actually pretty amazing and with the release that we did yesterday, it will actually be even easier to modernize your classic pages into modern pages, and so will demo that later by that, thank you for your resistance, all these names and every week, every month this list gets longer and longer to the level that it will probably only be that you see little lines on the on the on the slide, but for now it still sort of fits, but thank you all for helping us out all these names.

A

All these people have been creating pull requests or have been committing or gave updates or found a bug or etc, etc. So, thank you all for helping us out. This is a community effort. We together make PP happen and, and we together make that PP is so successful. So thank you very much for this, and these are the companies that are actually allowed us to use their logo. So people work for these companies.

A

They can spend time during their day time to tune their paid time effectively to work on P and P and help us with with P and P. So thank you.

A

If you have that opportunity, which I think is great, if your, if your company allows you to do that, send us your logo, contact us and we'll get your logo on this on this slide, with the risk that this slide will also be too small and that they have seen to do multiple slides in the future or make the logos so small that you can't come recognize them anymore.

A

It's not only people from the community, it's a little bit. They are still part of the community, obviously, but there's also people working at Microsoft. That's that that work between P and thank you for those people that Microsoft to the the most important name I, are not the most important but the most no name I. Think on this list. That was those demos. David today does very answer, who is directly very heavily involved with between P and also Patrick Patrick mortgages. Here.

A

That is also the call today working for Microsoft very strongly involved with between Pete.

A

So I actually did it in 13 minutes wherever Sun usually takes half an hour, I think I, hope I didn't miss something. So we have a lot of time, which is kids so I'd like to start with Alex Alex. Are you ready? Yes, I am you're great okay. So then I'll I'll stop sharing soon and you can take over the screen and the stage is yours all.

B

Right, thank you, so hello, everyone. Let me share the screen.

B

Can you see my screen, nothing.

A

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Nothing happening here.

C

And I've got it on my side and yes,.

A

So do I all right.

B

So I have even small presentation here, so my demo is about using Microsoft graph team's API in SharePoint framework solutions. So basically the example that I'll be showing is located in our samples in the parts paper in github. So you can go there. The name for the example is react, team creator, so it contains all the code that I will be showing. Basically it's a small small web part that creates team, creates channel inside the team and add stabbed to death, create a channel.

B

So basically what you can do in that web part, you can add a name like BMP co description provide owners by the way for the owner, seven members I'm using reusable. We add controls from pinky as well channel, name, demet channel, add new tab, tab, name my tap, and now it's getting all the applications that are available in the catalog for the teams. So let's select zero, because I know that JIRA is a tab application actually so.

B

It creates in it team beta, but it creates group first because we need to group to create a team, then, for this group it creates. A new team, then provides in creating a channel installing the app to the new team and adding the tap and when everything is over, you can go to the team's application in your web browser.

B

It will open here we have this PNP Co new team, new channel in general, we have my tap and we have 0 cloud application. The only thing that we need to do is to actually configure this application contribute this tab. So basically, what we're using first of all from permission side of things, we need to request two types of permissions: app, catalog, dot, we'd write at all and group dot read, write and doto.

B

The first one is needed to get the access to applications, steals applications that are available in App Catalog and the second one is needed to do all the other stuff. Like we, the blue team channel and add the tap from end points. There are several points that are used in this example in this sample. First, we are creating the group. It's post, two groups endpoint tell you're creating a team.

B

It's a food blog post for the group, slash idea where team today I'm creating a channel in the team, say I'm inside the teams and point inside channels we are doing post. Then we are installing the app to the team. Again, it's in team sent point then adding table tab to the channel and additional request is to get Tim's applications from App Catalog. So it's not inside the team set points and groups and point it's inside /f catalogues, so resources I was using not all the api's that are available for four teams in Emma's graph.

B

So this URL is entry point for all the resources around teamwork in Microsoft graph, so basically I can open it. So it has multiple items here like how to create team, how to create group not only create but getting updates, archive, etc, etc, same for channels for apps for calendars. So basically everything you can do inside your team's, okay and few caveats that I found. So these carriers are more related to like generic solutions and all of them are related to app catalog, slash team, CEPS, endpoint.

B

First one we don't have type information for the applications returned, so we can tell that that hey these two, this app is like both. Let's say this one: a tab, one so in the drop-down that we hit head here. Sorry fresh.

B

In this drop-down select an app I can't actually filter by type of the application. That's why all the apps from App Catalog are listed here. It would be great if we can just say like hey: we need only taps applications here and filter by that type of the application. So this is the first give it to my mind and the second one.

B

No app configuration information is provided as well, so we don't know what exact configuration should be provided to this or that app and that's why we can't add additional step to the web part to actually configure the tap. That's why, when you go to the Microsoft team's application for the new team created for the new chap created, you still need to configure it manually from the team's UI and let's look in the coated beads. So it's a basically parts, I have a simple one component here, some rendering, which is not very interesting.

B

The event handlers send the most important things here. The first method is get available. Apps, it's actually requests all the applications from the app catalog. So everything is pretty simple because we're using web client provided by out of the box by SharePoint framework. So basically we are creating graph client requesting web client, and the only request here is to these app catalog, steams, apps and points after that. I'm just filtering them by searching sorry them by display name and that's it. We have all the apps from app catalog.

B

The second main flow method is process creation request and we are doing everything like one by one. So first we are creating a group. Then we are creating a team because team can be created only when the group is created. Next, one is create channel inside the creative team, install the app to the team and adapt to the channel. The only like interesting thing that I want to mention here: let's go to this, create teams with the attempts method.

B

The thing is that in the official documentation for group creation in Emma's graph, it is said that my group creation can take maybe 15 20 25 seconds. So we need to wait that before creating the team, that's why, in in the gray team method, I am waiting for like 10 seconds to actually send a request. If it fails, I have two attempts so make it again. So basically I am trying to create the team.

B

If it returns me exception, that group is not there then I'll, try it again in 10 seconds and then again in 10 seconds, if it's too the problem. So basically that's it, nothing more! So it's like just using the endpoints provided by a mess graph and just combining them in a single flow to do all the steps one by one, so pretty easy extendable, so yep use that for any LM applications for team to automate your process using SharePoint framework. So that's probably it.

A

Okay, there's a question from Ramon's: maybe you want to answer that the question is: can you only do one channel at tab or in tap, or can you set up multiple.

B

You can do a lot of channels in the team and you can do a lot of steps in a channel. So basically taps are in Channel right.

A

So maybe maybe the great example of how to use this API I think for those that focus on the provisioning engine are people that use the provisioning engine. We are actually thinking of not only thinking we already decided to do that, so we will introduce the ability to configure teams and channels etc through the tenant template construct that we have so it will come also part of the provisioning engine. But if you need a bit more interactive approach, then this is the way forward. I would say so really nice. Thank you. Thank you great Beth.

A

D

Yes, I'm trying to share my screen. Let's see.

A

If it works I've almost are we going too fast.

C

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D

Don't think screen sharing is working. Let's try again. Okay, maybe I should stop doing the recording spell. Let's see, loading yeah.

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D

And Aparo accurate during a screen presentation.

A

D

Gonna: stop the recording, Patrick you're recording right, yes, I'm, recording, okay,.

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Recording from.

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D

Makes a difference and right once more, oh I have to quickly restart Skype.

A

Quick shoot and take them no.

C

Not on the home supercomputer bird is running.

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D

Few seconds I'll be right back I.

A

Think, Patrick and I will keep on talking sure yeah. So any news already what you will talk about on the December 20th, who me yeah.

A

C

You know some sharepoint framework updates and updates around the other PNP client-side related libraries, I, don't have in front of me. I could get open. We've got demos already scheduled, which I'll admit I, don't commit to memory. um Let's see if I can find that so yeah, it should be a good call, as always I know, we'll be getting into the holiday season only one demo schedule. So we have an opening on the 20th of December. If somebody willing to jump in there, we've got Lois Manas on react. Teams, tab suggested members.

C

Oh, it should be a cool thing that was a web part submitted to the SP dev FX web parts repo there. So that should be really cool. Looking forward to seeing that and to just notice, we do have an open slot on the 20th. So if anybody wants to jump in there, I would certainly love to have you demo.

A

Cool yeah, Beth Beth already reconnect, or is he now still I see it's.

D

Now I'm back and I can share now and hopefully it works. Now. Let's see.

C

If it doesn't I'll punish everybody by telling the whale joke, oh it worked good.

D

Alright, so sorry for the little hiccup I want to talk a bit about the modernization, because we shipped some really cool new things, and we did some changes and also in the work for the place where we store everything. So, let's first talk about our new repository, so we now have, if I zoom correctly come on and if either follow a course. Assuming professor and you know, we have a new repository called SP death, modernization which contains all the modernization bits that includes the conversation framework, the one doing, for example, the page transformation.

D

It includes scripts service scripts that help you modernize, like group, connect, transform pages mobilize full side collections, but it also contains our solutions and one of the new solutions that I'm going to talk about today is our page transformation, UI so being able to authorize pages from inside the SharePoint user interface. This is fairly new and plus announced at ESPC, and this available for you to use and what I want to do today is actually show you how to deploy it and embed.

D

Well, once the deployment is running, I will talk a bit about modernizing using a PowerShell, so with that before I jump into the demos, all the content that I'm shoving all the scripts that I'm showing everything is available here like, for example, deployment. If you go to a Redux yeah.

C

D

Have the deployment guide over here so which describes how to deploy it, do that in practice and all the source code is here as well. Now: okay, let's go to the actual deployment. So it's one thing: I first showed this slide before I show the script a little bit of a bit of background first. So how does the patient summation UI solution works? That's the solution which enables you to modernize pages from inside SharePoint, so you just click on a button and you get a modern version of your page now, architecture, wise or just working.

D

First of all, we embed a user custom action in the ribbon. So you get a button like you see this great model version button. One slide when you click that button. We launch a sample page called transformational aspects, and that page, then it's responsible for calling an azure function.

D

The Aishah function is being called as the identity of the sharepoint user. So we're using the shepherd framework capabilities to call an azure ad secure function and that function is the one doing the heavy lifting at once, using the shape of modulation framework to create the model version of the page. Once the page has been created. The page typically will end up with a banner on top of it, which allows you, which allows your users essentially do to kind of either keep the page or the scar of the page.

D

Discarding a page would mean writing some feedback to the central conversation central site collection, which then this feedback is like giving you an indication about why the pitch wasn't good enough. What was wrong, which then helps you to further improve, did page transformation or you can keep the page, and then we do a page named swap.

D

So this is the high level architecture now in a set up, setting is split in two parts: there's the azure side and there's the SharePoint site, and so we're gonna run the setup in two parts as well, because we have two scripts doing all the work. So if, for our scripts, the really cool script created by Paulo, not your followers in a call but followed it.

D

The majority of the work here and that script allows you to promote it, create an azure function and Azure the application and correct them, configure them so they're ready to be used by the conversation tool.

D

So let's do the fair. This is the script called provision decimalisation fragment of this one, where you provide your subscription as your subscription that you want to use to host the edge of function, whistles, group, name, location and start account. That's needed for a function to do the work store, the data, the actual name of the function.

D

This will be the URL that your function will have in the end and then SharePoint the application name that we are creating this first one off you've kind of free for you to configure you can with the azure function, wherever you want, the latter two. They need to be always SharePoint. We need of modernization because that's the edge ready application in that we expect to be present. That's present in your environment, so Lemmy is like this and press f8.

D

Then we get some prompts and once that's done, we switch to powershell for some some more monetization goodness. So I need to login to my environment, so this case, I'm logging in to the environments where I will create the hid application, which can be different than the one where he creates the azure function, which is in my case, so I'm adding the information for my as a description. This typically is the address description connected to your tenant.

D

So now we create an application and we'll get a prompt to connect to the azure ad to the edge environment, where you want to create your as your function in a second. So, let's see, if that pops up once that's popping up, then we switch.

D

Waiting and you want a good joke.

D

By the way, you see the client secrets and just.

A

Talk about the wheel, joke that Patrick all.

D

Right area, so this case I'm, going to the subscription that I provided here, Espio espera ser t, is an internal Microsoft one for my team, so I'm gonna authenticate a Microsoft account. So the script allows you to use different edger environments, one for the edge ready. It's a pepper one for the Asha function, set up so much indicating right now and we have a pin to authenticate.

D

Yeah yeah, adding the pin hope it goes well seems to be good, so this will run for a couple of minutes. While this is running, let's do something else. Wait. That's kind of boring to watch the screen, so I'm gonna go.

D

Through this one, so what we have here is a site composed electronics having classic pages so every day. For example, d88 this page is a wiki page, let's put the net mode page edit, but a particularly out header, two columns with text images. A web part a list view web first YouTube kind of typical format. This wiki page, if.

A

I may say it shows your developer.

D

All right back with my feet on the earth good good. This is the page, and actually there are multiple pages here, so we have three throne related pages, so let's then modernize those so alright. I'm here on the right environment, like ready, collected the PNP PowerShell to this particular site collection for this demo, you need to have two latest pmv PowerShell. It does require the dissemble bits that we released yesterday evening.

D

So once you have those what you can do, you will actually find a new command lit over to be in peak client side page and here to the right. I can specify. For example, let's take the idat8, let's ask the page except banner, so when I hit enter, what will happen is that the patron submission framework is being used to build a model version of the page. Now you might wonder like wait.

D

In the past, there was like this web mapping file that I had to specify and then that sounded complex, and where is that file now, because I don't see it, and this that's correct. The file actually is embedded inside the PowerShell, the resource. There's a default web part, nothing file that we use. You can still specify your own web mapping file. If you want, so you can. If you don't want to use a default, let's say, for example, you want to transform bless. You Pastor, your customer pursue your own third party web browser.

D

You can do that, but then you specify the web mapping file and in here and then you use your custom mapping, but by default that uses the default mapping, which only transforms towards first party Microsoft web parts.

D

As you see on screen here, there's a new page grated migrated d88 and when I click on this page I get the model version of this page, and this all looks quite similar. But now we have a model version. If we put the page in edit mode, you see we'll have the same layout. We have this top ladder, two columns, we have text same formatting images are there, so we split the text and images in different parts with the video we have other webparts. So essentially the tool tries to do as good as possible.

D

Mapping of the old towards the new.

A

What happens with like custom web parts where there's no mapping available so.

D

When there is no mapping available well, first of all, there are not really custom web parts anymore, sharepoint online, fair enough, since we stopped sandbox they're gone. If you have a custom.

D

Future and in an ad in web past, coming by a sharepoint add-in, for example, yeah that one will be just kept, we take over the configuration that will be fine if you are using already a sharepoint framework wrappers on plastic pages. They are yet as well, so everything is kept from the sharepoint. That's like a massive amount of classic web parts out of the box once so, I think more than 80 we don't transform all of them, but what we have currently in the in the tool discover like model 90% of the web part usages.

D

So we have trauma tree showing that, with the current mappings, more than 90% of all the pages can be transformed to modern, which is a quite big area, ad transform to work on good. So there was a question: what about Saoirse about the district templates? Well, there is no current out of the box equivalent. We have to highlight the content web part, but that's fairly basic for now. There's plans to move that and make it more generic and kind of give it also a templating model.

D

Once it there, we can cover up their plan, but if you you're not blocked already plugin, for example, Franco news people shrank that build it simple. If you have and you can plug in any customer parts that you want and then transform towards that one. So it's really extendable and there's all the documentation. If you go to a kid or the master, you peepee modernize, you can drill down to the modernizing pages section and there's a ton of content around actual internals of the tool or tropes. Now you can configure it etc.

D

Now, back to this page, the page was generated, and we have this banner on top of it, and this banner is a custom shape for framework web parts that you can deploy separately. You can just download the package from the our post story and saw that in your tenant, this web part is not visible. So it's configured to do not show up any people pick in a better speaker, so you can perfectly safely deploy it. You're a tenant and then use PowerShell and have this banner being put on the page.

D

We then allows you to kind of keep or the scarf the page, so this case a I'm, not happy with the page. I click discard this page I get a dialog asking I can't agree. Why you don't like it. So, let's the operations demo hit OK and the page will be deleted.

A

All right so jump in sorry to jump in again. I'm almost sounded like this.

A

So just make sure that people understand that that you do not require the azure function, to what you just did with the PowerShell really.

D

Good good tomorrow, and indeed this this webpart that you saw online, I should create a new page. But again this do we t 95 different page, same story that we're past. Indeed, it's works without the function uses, pin PJs to essentially update the page. So when you click on on the web craft, it just works without having a back-end, it's fully client-side. Essentially, so we have a new page here. Let's do something different.

D

So when I the page, is loading and again, I'm not going to go into details of this page, but it's a complex page with tables with even a year like a third party share for my practice or PNP trial spare parts which is converted from the classic patient to the modern page. So all looks good, actually where's. My banner today, not at the option. I guess no I didn't do it, so you can do it without. But let's do this now, wit.

D

I've said page banner and I need to specify overwrite, because it just right my created page and then boom done. Let's refresh this guy again f5- and we have the banner here so when I click on this craft, we actually delete the page client using client-side. Api is fairly basic, but when I click on keep this page, what what happen is that we do a page name swap so before doing that. Let's go here notice, the page name. The original name was D 95 lyrics. This one is called migrated underscore the 95.

D

That's when we switch names.

D

Fully client-side using it also means that we are removing ourselves from this page, so this webpart removes a seller from the page, and now we have the page again the u95, but this is now a modern bridge and we even keep navigation. So we fix up navigational links. Everything goes really smooth and automatic.

D

All right, so I hope the PowerShell option is really convenient for you to start playing around to patient summation and start creating modern versions of your pages, because if you modernize your site collections, we have modulus libraries, you can optionally group connected, but there is nothing for pages and this kind of fills that gap with this one. You can then also title your pages and you have a full modern site after this operation I'm going to switch back to my script here. This context.

D

Switching, we remember we did launch the setup of the edge of component and that all simply complete successful.

D

There is one thing: that's.

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So the exercise has been completed. Let's check that the window is.

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I'm gonna refresh this one here, and this is my address description and we should have VP monetization test five, so a new resource created with a new Asha function created which is fully configured for it work, so this one has but the bits uploaded it. It's it's cracked attached to the application for that occasion course is configured. All things are good to go. There's one thing that we have to do manually and that is actually a granting a kind of consenting the application.

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So for that that you would always pay sit in the window over here. Let's try to copy it again.

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Alright, so after we have been consent of the great edge of the application, doing it right now, so it will need these permission, so I accept so I. Do this one time for my complete environment. So that's done now. We can continue with the second part, which is the SharePoint site. First of all, we are going to connect chip on the line like this, then I'm going to copy the parameters.

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So when we provision the SharePoint site, we also need to tell SharePoint which actually the application to use which has your function to use so for that the script outputted, the parameters that you need. So we paste that in here and then we can launch apply with PNP, then tenant template. So this template will create the site collection, the malaysian central site collection and will configure everything upload applications where everything as needed to make it work so pressing f8 and how this one will be created.

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This goes fairly quick because the greater side collection is a communication site. So that's great story goes fairly quickly now, while this running gonna flip back again to powershell and just to show some other options here, so you might want to when you create a model version of the page, you might also want to automatically make it. The final version remember previously, which is the the page name swap by clicking on the banner, but maybe you want it to be automatically the real version, and you can do that.

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There is an a parameter called take source, page name at that point. We automatically do this with the the swap. The old page, however, is never deleted.

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So here, if we go to the page library over here, where we just created those pages, what you see is like 95 remember that we accepted the 95 as being the final page, but then your page is still there, so you can always go back to the old page. If something was missing or us, you can't yeah I have after thoughts about what you did, there's always a way back, which is good.

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But there was a question here asking what happens if you got, we didn't sharepoint on a page, create a link to SharePoint page then as references to file and not the page URL. So if the page URL changes, actually the link in the page also update automatically what happens with those kind of links. Those.

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Links will will be handled correctly, so SharePoint is clever enough to rename to change links when you change a page name, it will change the underlying links and that's why we have like a special way to do the page name swap we actually create copies of pages to deal with that scenario. So ok essentially like if there was let's say yet, the 95 birthday is mixed, page Vicki page. Then you creates the model version Roberts all the links from other locations, other site collections, for example, when they go to the 95, put a fix.

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They will end up on that particular spot. So that should have things should stay working correctly. Ok,.

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Another question was: can you modernize the tenant roots homepage.

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Connect that root side, though so dress.we block group connecting the root side and and we are working on on a modern tenant home, so the company portal, so that's something coming but meantime you can perfectly create modern pages in your root site. Yes, well I thought of option. Do we have here real quick? Then we can protect to the PowerShell site, setup site report mapping. We talked about that override. Yes, last one he plays home page with default.

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You can also when you want to modernize all the pages, for example, and then you can argue like do. I want to modernize my classic themes at home, page as being that page or do I want to give it a default. Modern home page, like the same one, that you would get from a newly created modern theme site. You can do that if you specified this switch and the page happens to be the home page, it will just plug in a default modern home page for you, alrighty, let's go back over here.

D

The tenant apply did succeed, so that's all good, let's see if it actually here worked.

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This one this one so, first of all, that's let's check if we have applications uploaded.

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And we have two aspects: solutions deployed. That's good template also does grant proper permissions for the application, so we need sharepoint, PPO mobilization. This API is, is user impersonation permission? So let's done let's pop the template we have, if I we should have an application created here. Let's do this.

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Is sharepoint PPO monetization has been created all Gertz, so it even has the permissions because we did the grants permissions. So we have that covered here. So we have a team consented to the permissions. Remember that this is debited manually, so the last thing is actually going to the monetization center.

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So, let's copy this over here, I'm gonna go to mobilization central euro and when this loads you will see and the riffing a package to me interesting when you see this site. This page contains some links for information, but it contains also a web part that you can use to enable a transmission in the UI. So, for example, here I have a site called modernize, and this site does not yet have a transformation enabled so I can go over here enable now we are embedding a user connections in this particular site.

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So if you now refresh this page and pick a page, let's say demo you'll see that the great modern version button is there. So you can choose where you want to light up this capability. You don't have to do it everywhere. You can really choose which site collections that let get this capability so I think it's a great modern version. If everything is well, then now we are calling in to our asha function and that is kind of kick starting up right now.

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It takes a bit of time and it will generate the motor version of this page. While this one is running, that's quickly as well go over.

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Here, let's do this if.

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Again, we also have a button over here in the ribbon now that you can use to do this work- and here is here's our page created self-service as a user and again the same epistle there that we discussed previously urban I think we're going to wrap up what key takeaways is. The setup story is way easier now with the scripts that we have. So you saw us running two scripts.

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The agile side and the SharePoint site in to actual to script runs really basic and easy. Now so give it a try in your environment. If you feel this is too hot, if you don't need specific, you don't want to provide option to your end. Users. Look at the power options. There are super super easy to use. One commands let one call and boom you have more on page, so.

A

The most was actually question here asking when, when you accept no do not accept the page, you could provide some feedback where's, that feedback going.

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The feedback goes to.

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Stick actually, my first tenants go to the Malaysian Center.

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There is a list here, Malaysian feedback which contains all the data, so the data stays in your tenant, we're not sending the information outside your environment. Actually, if this loads others see here's our line from just before 40 minutes ago, so get equals over there.

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One more question: okay, oh cool PowerShell, say I, don't want to use PowerShell I want to write.

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There is not as well listen, you could package if you can install and then it's like. It's super super easy and all that as well. Let's go.

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Of ice, this almas Asian home in here, let's go to a user interface, transform classic pages to client-side pages, and then we have a transformation fired on that which shows you how to do it essentially creating a patient, summation information, object and then calling plus row and boom. That's it.

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Steven heirs, but it doesn't affect site contents. Does it a.

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Site contents pages the system page, which is always modern. If you have enabled mortal understand libraries in your environment so know it doesn't affect it. Oh I'm, sorry, I went quite long.

D

Christians in the shed virgin, we have some time for Q&A still Erwin exactly exactly I have about this topic that you want to discuss. No.

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There's a few more slides you can take if we have and I'm almost sure there will be questions about organization.

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Yeah good so remember that next Thursday that's in two days from now there will be the development specialist group. Soap. Pp says core PP power shall flow power reps. All those things will be the topic. That's this Thursday! You see the link there, akms pink just go to the link. You were getting in fights and enjoying it and then next week Thursday will be the S P of X JavaScript special interest group. How offices bye, bye, Patrick just absolutely make sure you joined us there great consenting and they go a bit deeper into topics.

A

Then we can do in these monthly calls. So that was actually the only slide. I wanted to show, because the next slide says Q&A.

A

Any questions just pop them in the chat or you can even unmute if you want to. We have two more minutes left I.

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Still I saw a question about golden dose in patients machine. That's a common question. I always get it's like what about called what about scripted and then the default behavior is that we skip those, not transforming those.

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But if you look at the web mapping file, you will see that there is some pieces in comment and species in comment actually already show you how to light up a third-party script at the web, part in your environment, so Sam check. If you have a Shepard frame of a script at a web part, then the tool can transform your cutter and classic script better towards those. So there is option, but it's not enabled by default. That's.

A

Cool there was a question here from Kevin that I cannot answer, but maybe Beth Patrick can. Is there any news of the mega menus in the world? They were due by end of December, but that's closing in so I.

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Can't confirm and nobody coming and I don't hesitate to share no.

A

Earlier in the chat, I was asking or wondering if Santa would bring him a modern route site for his tenant before Christmas and.

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I think this you have to take an account that that's we're not rolling. Now it's much things with a couple weeks, because it's like a free spirit folks are on vacation and if something goes wrong, you won't have to write people available, so we kind of slow. So the pace a little bit in the coming weeks, right.

A

There was a questioning from Alex here: do you plan to have some mapping option to transform third party classic web parts to modern yeah.

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Well, there are 50 classic web parts, they don't exist anymore, ship on the line and currently on his fourth ship on the line. But once we go towards on premises because this makes sense from premise well, especially ship one 2019, if I actually Shepard 116 as well, then it makes sense and yeah it's matter of just like in diamond into the web part mapping file and the citizen.

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The old tool of generic everything is driven from one particular web part mapping file that describes the classic web parts and describes that the target right goes to goes to so you can perfectly change it and do whatever with it. But you want you can even plug in your own custom code in there. So it's really meant to be extended and Sharaf. Then we used.

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Alright, thank you. It's it's again straight at the at the hour. Thank you for today. Thank you for all that joins up. We had a great attendance today, remember to learn, reuse and share what you just learned: SP peen, PA, kms, sbpp, Stu, only URL you have to remember from there. You will find all the other URLs that we mentioned during this CD stacks so well, thank you have a great great week and hopefully see you on Thursday.