Matt Jimison and I will be presenting Getting the Most out of SharePoint Patterns and Practices (PnP) on Saturday, October 28th, 201 in Boston as part of SharePoint Saturday New England!
Our session is right after lunch at 12:45 pm and we’ll be talking about SharePoint Patterns and Practices (PnP):
The SharePoint Patterns and Practices (PnP) is an open source initiative coordinated by SharePoint engineering – but what does that mean and why should you care? PnP has tons of tutorials, videos, samples, documentation, and tools (as in amazing, ground-breaking tools). If you haven’t heard of it or if you thought it was just one or two things, you’re doing SharePoint development on hard mode! In this session we’ll dive into what’s available, how to get started, how to stay up to date, and even how to contribute. You’ll leave this session knowing not only what PnP is, but you’ll be ready to start taking advantage immediately! It doesn’t matter if your using On-Premises or Online, you’re sure to learn something new and likely amazing.
SPS New England is a collaborative effort from the Boston Area, Connecticut, Granite State, and Rhode Island SharePoint Groups. There are a ton of awesome speakers, Chris McNulty will be doing a Microsoft Q&A, and the whole thing is FREE!
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