RWRob Windsorinrobwindsor.hashnode.dev·3h ago · 34 min readSharePoint REST API - Working with Site and List ColumnsIn previous posts in this series we covered Working with Lists and Working with List Items. This post covers the columns that define what data a list can hold. It is organized in two parts. The first 00
RWRob Windsorinrobwindsor.hashnode.dev·4h ago · 32 min readSharePoint REST API - Working with List ItemsIn the previous post on Working with Lists, we covered the SP.List entity — creating lists, managing fields, and configuring settings. This post picks up where that left off and covers the data inside00
RWRob Windsorinrobwindsor.hashnode.dev·2d ago · 31 min readSharePoint REST API - Working with Lists and LibrariesIf you're building SPFx solutions that need to interact with lists or document libraries — reading metadata, creating them programmatically, managing fields or content types — you'll eventually reach 00
RWRob Windsorinrobwindsor.hashnode.dev·3d ago · 3 min readWorking with the SharePoint REST API Series - Introduction and RoadmapMicrosoft's official documentation covers many parts of the SharePoint REST API, but key details are often spread across multiple pages and can be outdated and/or incomplete. This series attempts to b00
RWRob Windsorinrobwindsor.hashnode.dev·Aug 5 · 17 min readUnderstanding SharePoint REST JSON FormatsThe SharePoint REST API can return several different JSON representations. Depending on the code sample, library, or endpoint, you may encounter headers such as: Accept: application/json;odata=verbose00
