Articles by Vijai Anand Ramalingam

Explore PnP React Controls for SharePoint Framework, including the Combo Box List Item Picker. Learn how to set up, implement, and deploy this control to select items from a list, enabling efficient development of web parts and extensions in SharePoint.

In this article, you will see how to use PnP Folder Explorer control in SharePoint Framework.

In this article, you will see how to retrieve the list of apps installed in the specified team using Microsoft Teams Graph API in PowerShell.

In this article, you will see how to access Microsoft Teams Graph API in PowerShell.

Learn how to automate Microsoft Teams lifecycle with Graph API, including creating teams, channels, and adding members. This guide covers registering an application in Azure, setting permissions, and creating a flow in Power Automate to access and retrieve all teams using Graph API.

In this article, you will see how to start a PowerShell runbook using a webhook in Azure Automation using Power Automate.

In this article, you will see how to create a team in Microsoft Teams using PowerShell in Azure Automation.

In this article, you will see how to add action to a bot (created using Power Virtual Agents) using Power Automate.

This article guides you through creating an app page using SPFx in SharePoint Online Modern Site. An app page allows pre-configured application content without user authoring. You'll learn to set up your development environment, build and bundle your solution, upload it to the SharePoint app catalog, and create the app page.

In this article, you will learn how to create a list from Excel in SharePoint Online modern site.

In this article, you will see how to generate a description of an image using Cognitive Service and Microsoft Flow.

In this article, you will see how to download knowledgebase details using Cognitive Service and Microsoft Flow.

In this article, you will see how to detect language and translate text using Microsoft Translator Service and Microsoft Flow. I have created a simple SharePoint list, which contains Title, Original Language and Translated Text fields as shown below.

This article explains how to record responses from Microsoft Forms in SharePoint using Microsoft Flow. It covers creating a flow, connecting Microsoft Forms and SharePoint, capturing form responses, and storing them in a SharePoint list. A step-by-step guide helps you automate and streamline data collection.

Create custom forms effortlessly with Microsoft Forms. Gather data, conduct surveys, and streamline feedback collection. Customize questions, share forms easily, and analyze responses seamlessly within Microsoft 365.

In this article, you will see how to extract text from image using Cognitive Service and Microsoft Flow. An image will be uploaded to SharePoint picture library that triggers the flow and using Computer Vision API (Uses the OCR operation to recognize and extract printed text from an image) connector text will be extracted from the image.

In this article, you will see how to copy files from SharePoint to an Azure blob storage using Microsoft Flow. Whenever a file added to a SharePoint document library folder, flow copies the file to an Azure blob storage.

Bot Service allows you to create, connect, test, deploy and manage bots from your browser. It also provides the Bot Builder SDK for developing bots and the Bot Framework for connecting bots to channels. You can use five default available bot templates to get started with building bots.

Microsoft Flow is a service that helps you create automated workflows between your favorite apps and services to synchronize files, get notifications, collect data, and more.

In this article, we will learn how to create an Azure Functions App using Visual Studio 2017.

Azure Functions are used for executing a small piece of code or “functions” in a cloud and you will pay only for the time your code executes. You can use development language of choice such as C#, F#, PHP, Java etc. Some of the key features of Functions are Choice of language, Pay-per-use pricing model, bring your own dependencies, integrated security, simplified integration, flexible development, and open-source. Please refer Azure Functions for more details.

Azure Functions are used for executing a small piece of code or “functions” in a cloud and you will pay only for the time your code executes. You can use development language of your choice such as C#, F#, PHP, Java etc. Some of the key features of Functions are Choice of language, Pay-per-use pricing model, bring your own dependencies, integrated security, simplified integration, flexible development, and open-source. Please refer to Azure Functions for more details. In this article you will see how to create a simple Azure Function using C# that will run whenever an HTTP request is received.

Create an Azure Logic App from the Save tweets to a SharePoint list template, then configure Twitter and SharePoint Online connections to add matching tweets to a list.