SharePoint Framework allows you to use modern web technologies and tools in your preferred development environment to build responsive and mobile-ready apps, allowing you to create solutions to extend SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Viva Connections, Outlook, and Microsoft365.com. Unfortunately developing and managing SharePoint Framework solutions may be challenging, especially for beginners. Developers tend to feel a lack of confidence if their local workspace is properly set up, or finding things like validating or upgrading to the latest version of SharePoint Framework a huge challenge. Constant context switching between VS Code and Microsoft documentation or SharePoint app catalog becomes an everyday struggle and waste of time and even a bit bigger tasks like creating a CI/CD GitHub workflow or Azure DevOps pipeline may become tasks that take days instead of minutes! The provided tooling only supports basic project scaffolding which lacks flexibility and gives nothing more but a starting point. Fortunately, Microsoft 365 and Power Platform Community found a solution to this problem and created SharePoint Framework Toolkit VS Code extension that helps you at every stage of your development flow, from setting up your development workspace to deploying a solution straight to your tenant In this session, I will share: What is SharePoint Framework Toolkit and what are its features. How to validate and install correct dependencies to your local workspace. How to start from zero to a working solution in minutes based on one of many SharePoint Framework samples using the build-in sample gallery What are the managing features this VS Code extension provides and how it will allow you to do less context switching to save time. How SharePoint Framework Toolkit helps you code your SharePoint Framework components using snippets. How to set up a working CI/CD GitHub workflow and Azure DevOps pipeline to bundle, package, and deploy your SharePoint Framework solution on every code push in a couple of minutes. .... and a lot lot more. After my session, you will leave with a complete overview of SharePoint Framework Toolkit features and with basic knowledge of how it works under the hood. I will share the upcoming features that are currently being developed or considered for the future and how you may contribute to this solution by providing feedback, and ideas or helping out with developing new things. If you are doing any kind of SharePoint Framework development then mark this session as a must-see!

Microsoft 365 administrators and developers struggle with a lack of tooling that will help them in their day-to-day work. Managing Microsoft 365 tenants may be challenging as CLI tools usually target a single area of Microsoft 365 like only SharePoint Online or allow you to work only in a specific shell like PowerShell. CLI for Microsoft 365 allows you to manage all Microsoft 365 areas from any shell (Bash, Cmder, PowerShell...) and on any OS (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android...). It's interactive by default, actively asking questions to help you use the right command for your problem. It integrates seamlessly with GitHub workflows and Azure DevOps pipelines, Azure Functions... all that is covered, and it may be even used as your single API in your Node.js app. And just when you think it's all, we have an AI assistant on top of that. In this session, I will share: What is CLI for Microsoft 365 and how to get started. How you may customize CLI for Microsoft 365 to make it your own and how to trim it for your specific use case. What are the CLI for Microsoft 365 unique features like the possibility to login to multiple Tenants. Real-life use case how CLI may be used to manage your Tenant. How CLI for Microsoft 365 may be used to boost your development How to integrate CLI for Microsoft 365 with Azure functions or CI/CD pipeline ....and a lot lot more After my session, you will leave with a complete overview of CLI for Microsoft 365 features and how to use it. I will share the upcoming features that are currently being developed or considered for the future and how you may contribute to this solution by providing feedback, and ideas or helping out with developing new things. If you are doing any kind of administrative work or development in Microsoft 365 world then mark this session as a must-see!