SharePoint Framework (SPFx) courses for full-stack developers

Voitanos started in 2017 when founder Andrew Connell launched our flagship course, Mastering the SharePoint Framework that consists of 239 lessons spanning 41+ hours of instruction.

But maybe you just need to learn how to create web parts, extensions, Adaptive Card Extensions, or another SPFx related topic? We also offer smaller & more affordable self-paced on-demand video courses on specific topics, & free email courses!

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Microsoft Teams App Dev courses for for full-stack developers

Microsoft Teams has taken over communication and collaboration and is turning into the cornerstone of custom apps built on the Microsoft 365 platform.

Learn with Andrew Connell in his multi-week accelerator program or start with his free email course, the Microsoft Teams AppDev OnRamp and learn what's involved in Teams app development.

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Low/No-Code for Power Apps & Power Automate courses

While we're exclusively focused on creating educational articles, videos, as well as courses for web & cloud developers, we recognize the importance of low-code & no-code solutions.

That's why we've partnered with Laura Rogers & IWMentor to bring you the best Power Platform courses on Power Apps & Power Automate & courses for end users on SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, & Microsoft 365.

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Microsoft 365 Search for IT Pros & stakeholders courses

Organizations who've adopted Microsoft 365 know that Microsoft 365 Search is a huge topic to tackle. While you can click a few buttons & call it a day, modern collaborative experiences need a focused approach to build search-based solutions.

We hear the requests for guidance on search for their Microsoft 365 deployments. That's why we've partnered with Agnes Molnar & Search Explained to bring you the best content in this area!

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Podcast: Full Stack Dev's Microsoft 365 Playbook

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Show: CloudDev Clarity

This show is where Andrew Connell & Julie Turner discuss, debate, and even disagree on topics specific to developers who are primarily working in the Microsoft cloud space. That includes Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365, but it's not limited to those areas! They'll also cover topics related to these areas, like testing tools, development tools, practices, and anything else.

Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 SP1 Resources

Top resources for MCMS development: GotDotNet User Samples, Stefan Goßner’s blog, MS public MCMS Newsgroup, Stefan's FAQ, and MS CMS 2002 Guide

By Andrew Connell • Last Updated: February 7, 2004 • 1 minute read

I found these to be the most beneficial resources around for MCMS. »no particular order«:

GotDotNet User Samples
Stefan Gobner’s blog (Microsoft Escalation Engineer for MCMS)
MS public MCMS Newsgroup (google link): this was flat out invaluable… Stefan trolls it frequently (hourly) and helped me out of a TON of binds.
FAQ by Stefan (noticing a Stefan trend here?)
Microsoft Content Management Server 2002: A Complete Guide: Very helpful. Great for developers and coming up with support documentation. We used a lot of content in our training classes for the content owners.
harbar.net: good… but Stefan still rules