In this blog post, I wanted to walk you, a hopefully potential customer, through a rough idea of how my team delivers a project. There are many different types of projects, from migrations, Intranet builds, process automation, and even fully custom development for features that M365 doesn’t capture. But today, I will walk through the simplest one, a single process automation project.
DevOps has a different meaning to everyone, but most would agree, at its core, that it is a set of practices to deliver a higher quality product. Recently, one of our clients modernized a full suite of their applications to better manage their long-term needs. Among the expected technical challenges of updating a handful of projects in parallel came the desire to minimize downtime between projects. It became apparent that effective collaboration would be a key component to creating a smooth handoff from analysis/design to development/QA and finally to deployment/maintenance. For our use, Azure DevOps served as a team-wide collaboration tool used in all project iterations to equip our team for success.
As you can see, we have some options when dealing with problematic open-source dependencies. What I demonstrated above is not specific to GitHub or JitPack or even Android development. Not only do these tools allow us to keep our codebase and dependencies tidy, but also allow for one other often unappreciated benefit; it allows us to effortlessly give back to the open-source community.
Customizations in SharePoint are always an interesting topic. Many clients remember the days of legacy SharePoint on-prem (2007, 2010,2013), where it was almost impossible to do anything in SharePoint without customizations. Some clients have started with SharePoint Online (MS 365) but have a desire to have customizations to provide a truly unique solution to their organization. If you ask Imaginet, “Should we customize in SharePoint Online,” our answer is generally “no.”
Recently, I delivered the keynote at a technical conference in Winnipeg, Manitoba called PrairieDevCon. I entitled the keynote “The Coming Tsunami” to paint a vivid picture for the audience that predicts a wave of change (and opportunity) about to hit enterprises as a result of mobile technologies. PrairieDevCon is a conference that targets technology enthusiasts in Canada’s Prairie Provinces (Manitoba and Saskatchewan). I really love this event as it’s extremely well run and speakers come…
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Join us at the 6th Annual SharePoint TechFest on May 1st at the Irving Convention Center in Las Colinas! Visit our booth (Booth #316) at the conference to meet with us and for your chance to win one of our great prizes including: an Xbox One, a Surface RT, Best Buy and Starbuck gift cards, and more. As a ‘thank you’ to all of our valued customers, Imaginet offers you a special discount to register…
Many of us know about the benefits of automated UI testing. Leveraging automated, repeatable tests that can be executed with frequency over time results in increased software quality and a reduction in overall software development costs. But knowing the benefits isn’t enough. Knowing the absolute best way to create and maintain your automated tests is critically important to maximize your benefits. Improper practices often leads to team frustration, rework, and even abandonment of the practice….
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