About Office 365 PnP PowerShell 2013 & What is new

This commands helps and make your work simpler by using this commands. These libraries built on the top of CSOM. These libraries work both on Online and On-premise.

You need to install the windows Management Framework v4.0. Download from here. For more details you can check this link

This tool open and the community people working on the code also you can participate on this and help them to build a robust tool.

If you want to contribution you can check the guidelines https://github.com/SharePoint/PnP-PowerShell/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md’

Till the time here is the total statics about this.

1. Commit: 1466
2. Branches: 2
3. Release: 33
4. Contributors: 39
5. Watch: 139
6. Star: 282
7. Fork: 330
8. Issues: 176
9. Pull Request: 13

My Contribution

I am planning to write the series of blog post in which I am going to put my code snippets to help and jot down my experience till now.

Pnp-PowerShell 2013: Setup your machine part

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