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Last week I was lucky enough to attend the MSIgnite. The 2019 edition was not unlike other years. Loads of announcements, and way too many sessions to attend. There were several community gatherings, a good number of parties and I can’t help but return energized. I did try to do follow sessions less in my comfort zone and focus a bit more on development and Azure. ...

Recently I had to re-install my laptop. Now that shouldn’t take to long, but it turned out I had tweaked my previous install a bit. One of the things you get when installing Windows again is a bunch of default apps. These apps are coming from the Microsoft Store. And not all of these apps will be used, so I decided to figure out how to de-install them. ...

As stated I love the dark theme in Windows. However it might not be the best mode to present sessions in. In my previous blog I stated I use Lumos. And since that allows for updating my Office, I had a look to some of the other tools I use when presenting. ...

I love my dark theme in Windows. It might be a bit geeky but I do love it. So when I saw a Twitter thread on Lumos I had to play around with it. Lumos allows you to use PowerShell to switch between the Windows 10 themes. It also allows you to set a schedule. ...

Recently I was working at a customer who was looking to migrate some of their content out of Office 365. A decision was made to migrate all content of a single Site Collection out of their tenant. And while there are several third-party solutions to migrate data out of your tenant. ...

Ever since Microsoft announced its Static Site option on Azure I have been hoping to try it. Luckily I finally found some time to dive into it. This post contains a write up on how to set-up an Azure Static Site and then migrate your WordPress content into it. ...

I received the awesome news that I have been re-awarded my fifth MVP award for my contributions in the community. The Office Apps & Services 2019 award. And while you know what you can expect from the program, the thrill of being awarded never gets old. It is an honor to be awarded, and I couldn’t be happier for getting the opportunity to work with such a great community. ...

At the beginning of the year, I made up my mind about contributing more to open source. Following is a write-up on my experiences so far. Starting on open source is easy Just pick any project on GitHub and you can just dive into the issue list to see what is missing. ...

At the SPC19 in Las Vegas, I had the chance to present on site designs. During the final discussion on the options for administrators, a nice question arose. How can I get an overview of all sites where site designs have failed. PowerShell to the rescue While the admin center does not show you the failed site designs, or sites that have failed designs. ...