TheArgyleMVP

1. Using API Doc for your Web API's

   As we all get ready to write more code in 2020 we really need to think about ways to automate the code documentation process. Even if the project is just being used by yourself, getting into the habit of writing solid documentation is a plus for long term sanity.

   2020/01/20

2. Year In Review

   It is that time of year to reflect on what has been 2019 and what 2020 will offer. So in today’s installment of The Argyle MVP, I wanted to look at what happened over the last 365 days.

   2020/01/03

3. Linting For Beginners

   In today’s world we are sharing and working on more code together than ever before. Even in small teams within a company or maybe even in a collective group online you might be sharing code development opportunities. This code is most likely being stored in GitHub or another git repository. The problem is when you have multiple people working on code it starts looking different depending on who is writing the code. This is where linting comes in.

   2019/12/11

4. Office 365 Users Group!

   Today was the MN Office 365 Users Group and had the opportunity to have two different sessions. #1: presentation #2: presentation

   2019/11/21

5. What is my job?

   What is my job now? To be honest I am no longer sure. Recently a friend of mine is looking to move from one IT position to another. He has a background in IT so he has heard about Microsoft Teams but has not played with it specifically. But believes that there is an opportunity for growth in his company if he jumps onto this bandwagon. The question was: what do I need to know to manage Teams?

   2019/11/01

6. Last Week (in Teams) This Morning - September 30th

   Much like John Oliver and HBO I am just going to take random weeks off with nearly no notice leaving the audience wanting more. Or maybe there was very little news to talk about. Or maybe I was out. Not sure which one it was but cue the intro music, dim the lights, here goes…

   2019/09/30

7. Last Week (in Teams) This Morning - September 16th

   Another week is in the books. This week most of the Microsoft Teams community is heading to Redmond for Airlift to learn about all Teams. So do we have any news to cover? We have some so lets dive right in.

   2019/09/16

8. Last Week (in Teams) This Morning - September 9th

   What an interesting week! And since it was a holiday and short week in the United States, I am not talking about Teams development and releases because honestly it was a bit of a quiet week. What I am talking about however is US Football – specifically the NFL. First it is helmets then its fines and then leaked audio recordings. If you like bad reality TV – the NFL has you covered right now.

   2019/09/09

9. Last Week (in Teams) This Morning - September 2nd

   A LONG time ago I decided I was going to try to post weekly updates to my blog. Not only with what has changed in the Microsoft Teams and Skype for Business community but also with some commentary that may or may not laced with sarcasm. I was good about it for about a month and then it fell off. So here is my attempt again to fix that. The plan is to have a new post every Monday morning so while you enjoy your cup of joe you have something to read. So without any more introductions:

   2019/09/03

10. Where Did My Chat Disappear To?

    So you have been migrating users from Skype for Business modes in Teams and decided its time to move a user to Teams Only (or for some horrible reason back to Islands). But after you migrate your user from a SfB Mode to Teams Only you discover that the user does not have chat in their Teams client. When you attempt to message the user from another client you see that the Administrator has disabled chat for this user.

    2019/08/14

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