1. An introduction to the SharePoint Patterns and Patterns initiative
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An introduction to the SharePoint Patterns and Patterns initiative
Erwin van Hunen
Product Owner – Transformation Tooling at Rencore
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2. Why would you be forced to solve everything yourself?

3. Wouldn’t it be great, if you would have peers to share and learn from?

4. Real life learnings shared by the community for the community

5. Internal Going public Reusability Partnership 2013 2014 2015 2016
Internal initiative in Microsoft to start collecting learnings from add-in model
2014
Going public
Going first public in CodePlex, then moved to GitHub. Concentration on add-in model enterprise scenarios.
2015
Reusability
PnP Provisioning Engine introduced. Reusable components and solutions, like PnP Partner Pack introduced. Weekly webcasts started.
2016
Partnership
PnP ownership moved to engineering, team works with a partnership on aligning roadmap. Work with SP Framework starts.
More than 150 samples to learn and take advantage from in your work
More than 7000 tenants use PnP Core Component in SharePoint Online. Numerous also on-prem.
More than 5 billion requests using PnP Components during the past month
More than unique visitors during past 2 weeks in PnP repositories
More than 300 contributors in the GitHub for the PnP and SP repositories.

6. THANK YOU!

7. Anything in the PnP initiative is free for reuse in any way you want

8. Existing assets and solutions for you to use
How to kick-start your projects?

9. How to find PnP samples or guidance. dev. office
How to find PnP samples or guidance? dev.office.com > Resources > PnP > Code Samples Guidance

10. Videos and webcasts aka.ms/SPPnP-Videos

11. Documents and Presentations aka.ms/SPPnP-Docs

12. One of the main objectives of the PnP is to simplify and ease development
The PnP initiative provides reusable components and solutions for the community to use as a baseline or as a starting point

13. Ready to use: PnP .NET Core PnP PowerShell PnP JS Core PnP Partner Pack Other components and solutions

14. SharePoint Framework and future models

15. SharePoint Framework dev.office.com/sharepoint
Lot of existing resources to get started with your journey
Documentation
Tutorials
Samples
Videos and webcasts
We welcome community contributions also on the SPFx side around documentation and samples

16. PnP = SharePoint Dev EcoSystem

17. How to participate in the PnP initiative?

18. Join the community by sharing your knowledge with others!

19. Why contribute? Get visibility cross community
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Why contribute?
Get visibility cross community
Help others on their journey to recommended patterns
Find peers who work on similar topics and engage with customers and partners also using this channel
Get acknowledged as contributors in the official communications
dev.office.com blog posts
Monthly community calls
MSDN pages
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20. How to participate in the PnP initiative?
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How to participate in the PnP initiative?
Use our samples, core component and guidance
Provide feedback via Tech Community or via the issue lists in GitHub
Extend or improve existing samples | Create documentation
Fix issues you encounter
Participate on the discussion
Help others with your questions and answers
aka.ms/SPPnP-Community
Microsoft Tech Community
Report and fix issues
Contribute with new samples, guidance and documentation
Participate on the discussion around needed capabilities
aka.ms/SharePointPnP
Follow monthly releases and discussion around latest topics
aka.ms/SPPnP-Call
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21. Kickstart your solutions Stay current Learn proven practices

22. aka.ms/SharePointPnP https://aka.ms/sppnp-videos
Microsoft Tech Community
@OfficeDevPnP

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