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 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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Microsoft 365 Copilot courses for full-stack developers
Microsoft 365 Copilot empowers your users to get more done by bringing the power of large language models (LLMs) and AI to reason, summarize, and answer questions about your organizational data in Microsoft 365. But what about your organization data that's not in Microsoft 365?
Learn with Andrew Connell how you can bring your CRM, ERP, inventory, and other organizational data to copilot to get the most out of your Microsoft 365 Copilot investment!
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Courses from our partners for for Power Platform & Microsoft 365 Search
Looking for low-code & no-code courses? Our partner Laura Rogers & IWMentor is the best for Power Apps & Power Automate, & end users on the Microsoft 365 ecosystem of apps!
What about guidance on search for their Microsoft 365 deployments? That's why we've partnered with Agnes Molnar & Search Explained to bring you the best courses & services in this area!
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Here you'll find future & past webinars from Voitanos. All previously recorded webinars are available for viewing on demand.
Podcast: Full Stack Dev's Microsoft 365 Playbook
The Full Stack Dev's Microsoft 365 Playbook with Andrew Connell helps you become the irreplaceable Microsoft 365 expert developer in your organization. This podcast includes exclusive podcast episodes as well as the audio from videos published in our YouTube channel and articles published on our site, delivered straight to your favorite podcasting app!
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.
Voitanos is excited to announce open enrollment in our new live online workshop for Building Declarative Agents for Microsoft 365 Copilot, December 18-19, 2024.
Monday, November 25, 2024
Our new ‘End of Year Sale’ replaces and expands off our prior Black Friday & Cyber Monday promotions. Learn what’s new and this year’s details!
Friday, November 22, 2024
Voitanos is excited to announce open enrollment in our new SharePoint Framework Accelerator multi-week live program 2025 Q1 cohort!
Wednesday, November 20, 2024
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Microsoft introduced the tenant app catalog many years ago way for users to install, deploy, and acquire apps within their SharePoint Online environment. Unfortunately, it’s become quite dated and not kept up with the needs and demands of the product… until now! In this post, I’ll …
Microsoft release the first beta of the SharePoint Framework v1.15 on March 8, 2022. In this post I’ll dig in to see what’s in it!
In this SharePoint Framework (SPFx) quick tip, I want to focus on some properties in a web part’s manifest file that many people aren’t familiar with.
Join me, May 9-13 in Seattle for the 365 EduCon (SPFest) conference! I’m presenting a full day workshop & sessions for Microsoft 365 & Azure pro developers!
In this post, I’ll give you an update on where we are with popular frameworks and tools developers use in the client-side SharePoint development world.
How do you properly initialize your component? Should you use the object’s constructor, or the onInit() method? You should always use the onInit() method if your initialization process needs anything in the SharePoint Framework API or in the current page’s context. Otherwise, you can …
In this post, I’ll summarize what you can find, and share some additional details I found after spending some time picking apart this latest release of SPFx.
While the Voitanos YouTube channel launched with the business in 2016, it hasn’t been one of our best resources. But that changes now, alongside our new podcast debuting today!
Microsoft just published a self-paced module I’ve been working on the last few weeks to Microsoft Learning: learn how to create meeting apps for Microsoft Teams!
This is a story about a mea culpa. You should have been installing the gulp-cli package globally (as the docs show), not gulp globally. To better understand why, keep reading.
In this post, learn how to set up a development development environment to create SPFx projects for all SharePoint deployments.
These days, all of Microsoft’s updates about the SPFx, or community content have one thing in common: they ignore SharePoint Server 2016. Not this post!
These days, all of Microsoft’s updates about the SPFx, or community content have one thing in common: they ignore SharePoint Server SE. Not this post!
These days, all of Microsoft’s updates about the SPFx, or community content have one thing in common: they ignore SharePoint Server 2019. Not this post!
Since the SharePoint Framework initial v1 release, I’ve seen questions coming up about a concept that confuses developers. This is a simple concept, one that could have been avoided with a better naming decision many years ago. In this post, I’m going to attempt to clear it up.
A few years ago, React introduced the React Profiler to React v16.5 in the React DevTools plugin available for Chromium browsers (Chrome & CrEdge) and Firefox.
Developers can use the Profiler API to collect timing information about each component that’s rendered in order to identify …
Tuesday, December 21, 2021
In this post, learn what’s new with our flagship course: Mastering SPFx! The Starter bundle is completely refreshed, lesson notes are improved, and we added clickable resources within lesson videos!
New to SPFx? Check out our newest FREE email course to quickly get up to speed, learn what you can build, where you can use it, and what a ‘day in the life’ of a SharePoint Framework developer is like!
You’ve hit a roadblock on your SPFx project & have a question. What options do you have? In this post, I’ll share a few options available to you.
In this post, I want to tell you about some of this modernization work I’ve been doing and how you can apply it to your SPFx projects!
Shrink & optimize your SPFx JavaScript bundles by ditching IE11 support.
It’s summer 2021 and time to check in on the State of SharePoint Client-Side Development! In this post, I’ll give you an update on where we are with popular frameworks and tools developers use in the client-side SharePoint development world.
I’ve created a pair of presets for SPFx projects to make your life easier when you want to use ESLint and ditch the long-deprecated TSLint tool that Microsoft includes in SPFx projects. All you have to do is install a single npm package and you’re automatically using ESLint!
