SharePoint – Good Concepts to Know

The following are four good technical concepts to know to be successful with SharePoint:   

● General Coding Aptitude: have knowledge of APIs, object oriented design and know how to test code.

● Computer Science Ideologies: have knowledge of data structures and algorithms and how they can be used in solutions.

● Analytical Skills: know how to do analysis of code (spot a bug and know what is the most optimal solution) and knowing to ask the correct clarifying questions.

● Problem Solving: know how to think out loud in regard to steps to take in order to solve a problem.

SharePoint - Table

The following are SharePoint dictionary words of the day related to table:

Table

A way to display data in a text or content editor webpart in rows and columns.

 

Table header

Top row of a table, which displays the column names.

 

Table style

Set of formatting options, that includes font, border style, and row banding, which are applied to a table.

SharePoint - Sync

The following is a SharePoint dictionary word of the day:

Sync

Process where the contents of a OneDrive or SharePoint document library is copied to a computer and updated back and forth between the local drive and cloud.

SharePoint - Survey

The following is a SharePoint dictionary word of the day:

Survey

Component which allows users to respond to questions specified by the designer of the survey.

SharePoint Engage Business Aspects

The following are several core items for engaging with SharePoint in the business:

Outcome based performance – use service level agreements (SLAs) and key performance indicators (KPIs).

Flexible engagement models – using Power Automate and artificial intelligence based items.

Address quality at project level – use user acceptance, regression, automation, functional, performance, load, and cloud testing. Also account for mobile apps and display.

Global provider – use tool to scale up or down using different delivery displays.

Use agile and devops – reduce time to market, automate, enable digital transformation.

SharePoint - Static Rank

The following is a SharePoint dictionary word of the day:

Static rank

Component of a rank which does not rely on a search query. It represents the importance of an item.

SharePoint - Start Address

The following is a SharePoint dictionary word of the day:

Start address

URL which identifies a point to start a crawl. Administrators can specify start addresses when they create or edit a content source.