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S1E09: RestAPI Calls against SharePoint Large Lists - 100,000 items

In this SharePoint Developer tutorial we make restAPI calls against a SharePoint large list with 100,000 items (at the time of this video there were only 23,472 items, they were still loading). We will discuss the gotchas with working with large lists, and when to create indexed columns and for which columns types.

In addition, some of the steps in this video is a review of the previous techniques we used in earlier videos, as in publishingImage src url, css tricks for responsive design, and odata filtering syntax in restAPI urls.

As mentioned in this video, it is important to work with large sample data during SharePoint development. This allows you to catch performance issues/concerns much earlier in the process, and gives you a lot of data when working with search or other features that requires paging. Make sure you subscribe, as in a future video, we will walk through the process of adding 100s of thousands list items of sample data.

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S1E11: In 40 mins, SharePoint CSOM to Load JSON file into SharePoint Lis...

How easy it is to write CSOM C# code for SharePoint to load a JSON file and dump the content into a SharePoint list.

We will do all of this in this 40 min video. This really sets the foundation for any integration with external systems that can be exposed with JSON. In this video we will load the JSON from a file, but with a few additional lines of code, you can do the same to load in JSON external service.

This just one of the videos in the new series Building Custom Solutions in SharePoint the Easy way...which can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nhiAr9lplM&list=PLMLjnY5iPR3X2ZS-aIQ4nmYVd6f4la2Ni

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S1E10: How to Load Sample Data to create a SharePoint Large Lists - Shar...

Here is something every SharePoint Developer should be doing. Performance is always great during the initial development, but what happens when the list or library reaches  a 1000, 10K, or even 1M items? Does your code still perform well?

Some of us may be trying to stay away from SharePoint Large lists of 100,000+ items because of the havoc they may cause, or the fear of performance issues that may arise. As I stated before, 100,000 items is NOTHING for a SharePoint list or library. Microsoft designed lists and libraries to host over 20M items and documents respectively.

SharePoint Large Lists are only concerns if we are NOT designed and performance tuned for large SharePoint list. It is inevitable that lists and libraries will grow over time in SharePoint. Inefficient custom solutions will start to rear their ugly heads. TO avoid these issues, we MUST code for large list during the development process and not the maintenance process.

In this video, we will walk-through the process of generating large SharePoint list using a data-generator.

This just one of the videos in the new series Building Custom Solutions in SharePoint the Easy way...which can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nhiAr9lplM&list=PLMLjnY5iPR3X2ZS-aIQ4nmYVd6f4la2Ni