Stream (on SharePoint) OOTB Features Seit dem letzten Artikel zu Stream (on SharePoint) ist einige Zeit vergangen und Microsoft hat ganz schön Gas gegeben was die Bereitstellung neuer (alter) Funktionen in Stream (on SharePoint) anbelangt. Also höchste Zeit sich mal anzuschauen, was man mittlerweile alles Out-Of-The-Box machen kann.

Hey folks! today we will learn how to deploy a SharePoint Syntex Model on a SharePoint library in different ways. Especially, when you want to automatically deploy it on a SharePoint library, e.g. for each new project or department site, it can get a bit more complex to automate everything. Unfortunately, currently it’s not possible to deploy it using a SharePoint site template, but I will show you all other ways how to deploy it.

Wie von Microsoft angekündigt befindet sich “Bookings with me” aktuell in der Public Preview für targeted release Tenants. Ab Ende Juli soll der neue Service auch in Standard Release Tenant verfügbar sein. Aber erst mal einen Schritt zurück, was ist eigentlich “Bookings with me”? Ähnlich wie die Bookings App oder FindTime ist Bookings with me ein Service der bei der Terminfindung bzw. Buchung helfen soll. Im Gegensatz zu Bookings richtet sich “Bookings with me” an Einzelpersonen und nicht an Gruppen. Der größte Unterschied zu FindTime ist, dass die Terminfindung nicht Konsens basiert ist und zunächst nur 1:1 Meetings angeboten und gebucht werden können.

Hey folks, if you know me, you probably know I am very interested into playing, watching or talking about football (or “soccer”). After decades my home club finaly reached again the seventh German ‘Bezirksliga’ and a German community platform and news publisher “FuPa.net” about amateurs football was looking for suggestions how to split the league. So I decided to make my suggestion and building a Power BI report to help me and also make it visual. Today we will learn about the German football leagues, Power BI, Geocoodinates and how to calculate distances, Power BI Bookmarks, how to use custom functions and make API calls in Power BI and to get some webbrowser content using Power Automate Desktop.

Hey smart home folks! While looking around for a smart rgbw outdoor flood light, compatible with home assistant and no dependencies to a public cloud I came across this information regarding a not Tasmota compatible device: https://templates.blakadder.com/unsupported/lumary_floodlight.html As stated in the article, the built-in chip (Tuya CB2S ) isn’t compatible but it should be easy enough to replace it. So I ordered the flood light and some ESP-02S chips as replacement.