Today post is about using of Linq to SharePoint. In particular it's about JOINIG lists, increasing of performance and others.
https://vitalyzhukov.com/en/sharepoint-2010-linq-part2.aspxSearch your corporate data with Bing for Business service.
https://vitalyzhukov.com/en/bing-for-businessGetting data via Microsoft Graph
https://vitalyzhukov.com/en/office-365-assigned-licenses-reportCompare the performance of retrieving data from SharePoint Lists with Linq to SharePoint and Camlex.NET.
https://vitalyzhukov.com/en/linq-to-sharepoint-perfomance-camlex-eng.aspxSmall post about declaring custom create/edit/view forms for SharePoint ContentTypes.
https://vitalyzhukov.com/en/sharepoint-2010-custom-forms-for-contenttype.aspxThe second post about CRUD operations performed with SharePoint REST API.
https://vitalyzhukov.com/en/sharepoint-list-rest-api-crud-part-2Using SharePoint Search REST API to build up custom solutions
https://vitalyzhukov.com/en/sharepoint-search-rest-api-get-and-post-requests.aspxComputer Vision solution based on Intel OpenVINO technology
https://vitalyzhukov.com/en/global-azure-bootcamp-2019If you create reports using Report Builder or BIDS it's avaiblable to use SharePoint list or document library as a DataSource. To retrieve data in this case CAML query is used, thus there is no direct way to get only distinct values from DataSet. And such is the need at least to fill paramete
https://vitalyzhukov.com/en/ssrs-list-distinct-values-from-a-sharepoint-list.aspxSharePoint Framework makes it possible to provision assets such as field, content type, list instance, and others within client-side solutions. In this post, I show you a couple of examples about the provisioning of list instances.
https://vitalyzhukov.com/en/provision-lists-and-libraries-with-spfx-solution