Jeppe Spanggaard

🛡 Making your SharePoint solutions more resilient. I show how using server-side try/catch + ExceptionHandlingScope helps catch and recover from errors rather than letting them silently break things. 👉jeppe-spanggaard.dk/blogs/sharepoi… #SharePoint #CSOM #ErrorHandling

Smoothing webhook chaos: I debounce SharePoint notifications so bursts of user actions don’t flood my backend. Learn how I process only meaningful events. 👉 jeppe-spanggaard.dk/blogs/optimize… #SharePoint #Webhooks

Behind the scenes of how I make Graph batching more resilient with smart retry logic. When some batch requests fail, naive retrying can hurt more than help. I share a pattern that retries selectively & keeps reliability high. 👉 jeppe-spanggaard.dk/blogs/graph-ba…

Stop guessing which bytes belong to which file in Graph batch downloads. Use request-ID mapping to tie every response to the right item (even with redirects/retries). Faster pipelines, fewer bugs. Read: jeppe-spanggaard.dk/blogs/graph-ba… #MicrosoftGraph #GraphAPI #M365Dev

Behind the scenes of how I optimize CSOM to get SharePoint apps running more smoothly. Batching calls into one ExecuteQueryAsync() reduces round-trips & makes apps feel faster. 👉 jeppe-spanggaard.dk/blogs/csom-per… #SharePoint #CSOM #CSharp

This is how I use DevProxy to catch Microsoft Graph & SharePoint throttling before prod. Spot RU-hungry CRUD ops & fix them early. 👉 jeppe-spanggaard.dk/blogs/devproxy… #CSharp #MicrosoftGraph #SharePoint #DevProxy

Ever wish SharePoint had SQL-style joins? 🧠 I just dropped a blog on using CSOM + CAML to stitch together multiple lists via lookup fields 🔗 It’s cleaner than you'd think 😉 Read it here 👉 jeppe-spanggaard.dk/blogs/joining-…

🚀 New Blog Post: "Export files as zip from SharePoint" Struggling to download multiple files from SharePoint as a ZIP via code? I share how I solved this with C#, Microsoft Graph API, and efficient memory handling! Read more: jeppe-spanggaard.dk/blogs/download…

If, like me, you sometimes forget to start a SharePoint list with a content type, you might find my blog post interesting! 💡💻 #SharePoint #ContentTypes #PowerShell jeppe-spanggaard.dk/blogs/update-l…

@andreas_naegeli @h_ulbricht That would also be the approach I would take 👍🏻😊

Is there a better Linq way to ensure that the inferred output type is not nullable? In this case the "id". This doesn't feel right. #csharp

@andreas_naegeli @h_ulbricht Good point, I just tried it with a list of objects

@tanddant @h_ulbricht Normally, I would turn it around, so it becomes like this instead.But no, I can't think of a nicer way, without creating an extension that hides it away.

@h_ulbricht @jeppesc11 Is my go to guy for "stupid syntax that probably could be done better" 😅

📌 Blogged 📌 Logging 📜 - that one thing we all hate doing, and always hate when we haven't done 🙃 Wouldn't it be great if the tools could help you do it better? 🙌 Wy not make sure you PnP Framework solutions at least log what they're doing? 🎉 blog.dan-toft.dk/2024/04/pnp-fr…

Excited to share my latest blog post on audience targeting in SPFx! 🌟 Discover how a sleek wrapper component can tailor content visibility, enhancing SharePoint's user experience. 🛠️💡 Hope you like it 😊🙏 jeppe-spanggaard.dk/blogs/role-bas…

@tanddant @JoelFMRodrigues I can't remember exactly what I did, but I believe I ended up following this guide: support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/…

@JoelFMRodrigues I believe @jeppesc11 did it (maybe with a desktop, but same/same) - any experiences to share?

Any suggestions on what to do with a spare laptop that "can't" be updated to Windows 11 as the CPU is not on the list of compatible CPUs? There are some threads online of people doing a full install of Win11 and reporting that all seems to work...is this a common workaround?

@svrooij I knew most things were being logged, but the format and the amount of data logged when I switch log levels doesn't give the result I often want. For example, I often want to use begin.scope where I define some parameters that are easy to search for in Application Insights. :-)

Have logging ever irritated you, while creating a c# Rest Api? 😅 If yes, then read my blog post about my take on an easy and straightforward solution. jeppe-spanggaard.dk/blogs/logging-…

@NicoDeCleyre Thank you Nico 😊

@jeppesc11 Congratulations on your wedding 🥳

It has been quiet on my side because there has just been a wedding (my own) and a series of other personal things that took up all my time. BUT! Now I've simply made another post, this time about my take on triggers in SQL😁 Hope you'll take a look❤️ jeppe-spanggaard.dk/blogs/trigger-…

@WorTony @tanddant It would also be possible to use the built-in Version history in MSSQL, but as far as I know, you get the full row, as it looked at the given time, not precisely which values have changed. Of course, there is a use case for each scenario. 😊

@tanddant I thought MS SQL had version history built in?

Take a look at what my colleague has been up to - SQL version history, like it was a SharePoint list 🙌