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Repos menu in Azure DevOps

This blog post covers the possible features on the Repos menu in Azure DevOps. The Repos menu basically allows you to navigate through your code and the activities related to maintaining the life cycle of your application code and assets.

If you are looking for a different post related to Azure DevOps menu, as you know, we have this series of posts related to Azure DevOps features where we deep dive into some of them. Maybe you will find them useful to learn more.

Here we have available the possible pages you may be interested in checking:

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Boards menu in Azure DevOps

This blog post covers the possible features on the Boards menu in Azure DevOps. The Boards menu basically allows you on managing your work, reporting activities and progress, and of course, planning and project tracking.

If you are looking for a different post related to Azure DevOps menu, as you know, we have this series of posts related to Azure DevOps features where we deep dive into some of them. Maybe you will find them useful to learn more.

Here we have available the possible pages you may be interested in checking:

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Transform your text with String List Wizard

Hey guys, today’s post is just a quick one in which I would like to make an announcement. I have created a tool in the past few weeks just to help me and maybe you when you need to remove duplicated of a string or transform in a comma separated list. For that, you transform your text with String List Wizard tool. You can access the Tool by clicking on the link below:

Link: https://stringlistwizard.com/

The Tool is basically a PWA in which helps you on transforming some strings into something else. The idea is to save your time and be more productive, because you might need to remove the duplicated elements of a list of words or numbers, or even you want to transform them into something else like you would do with macro. Here you can find some presets for the most common use cases like the ones below:

Main Page - String List Wizard productivity tool
String List Wizard main page

String List Wizard Use cases

Imagine you have a long Excel list and you want to remove the duplicate cases, so you can copy all cells, paste them on the Input field, select “List no duplicates” presets and that’s it!
If you work with SQL and you want to generate a statement of IDs in one single line separating each one by comma, then just paste them on the Input field, select “Single quotes” or “No quotes” presets and that’s it!
Also you can use define your own presets that will be saved to be used later.

You can see how it works here:

Demonstration - String List Wizard productivity tool
String List Wizard demonstration

Options for your productivity

  • Replace text: this option allows you to replace characters using an array like parameters. Let’s say you want to replace every ‘-‘ with ‘_’ and every ‘,’ with a ‘;’. Then you can just configure something like [[“-“,”_”],[“,”,”;”]]
  • Split by: this options enables you to split the input based on some characters. A good example can be a phrase like ‘(DATA1)\\(DATA2)’ and you want to split each element in one line. So you can go ahead and configure something like [“(“,”\\”,”)”].
  • Case: this one defines if you will change the case, make everything uppercase or lowercase.
  • Order: this one defines if you will change the order and sort them by ascending or descending.
  • Prefix: the prefix will be inserted in the beginning of each element.
  • Postfix: the post will be appended to the end of each element.
  • Max elements per line: this options let’s you define how many elements will be grouped in each line.
  • Distinct values: self-explaining, but basically this one helps you on removing duplicating values.
  • Remove last char in last element from block: for those cases when you have one unnecessary character in the end of the transformation, you can check that and remove that last annoying char
  • Left pad: let’s you add characters of the beginning to the element until a length limit you define.
  • Right pad: let’s you add characters to the end of the element until a length limit you define.

Even more you can transform your text with String List Wizard in an app-like experience, since this is a progressive web app. In other words, you can add it to your cellphone or computer and use it as an App. It’s going to store each one of your settings on your machine and give flexibility to customize and reuse them when you reopen to the tool!

Overview menu in Azure DevOps

This blog post covers the features available in Overview menu in Azure DevOps. The Overview menu summarizes your project and gives you some shortcuts to your dashboards, Wiki documentation and the project description.

If you are looking for a different post related to Azure DevOps menu, as you know, we have this series of posts related to Azure DevOps features where we deep dive into some of them. Maybe you will find them useful to learn more.

Here we have available the possible pages related to Azure DevOps menu you may be interested in checking:

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Kickoff of my blog

Two years ago I abandoned my old Blogspot site where I used to talk about SharePoint, in Portuguese. I had to leave it behind due my opportunity to study abroad in Japan for one year, by a government program called Science without Borders that was letting Brazilian students to study in a country of their choice.

BUT NOW I’m back to Brazil and already settled into this wonderful culture, so I’ve decided to restart my old project and to try again building this website and publishing information that I find useful. Actually it won’t be just a common blog, because I’m also going to try some fancy stuff working on a personal website which I have more tools to invent and publish new content about not just SharePoint, but other topics. Well, I must admit that the main focus will be SharePoint and Office 365.

SharePoint    Office 365

You can see below my objectives:

  • Share some experiences that I will have working with SharePoint and .NET;
  • Discuss ideas about best practices for coding, performance and information architecture;
  • Promote some nice content from other bloggers or websites that usually help me in my daily tasks.

Well, I hope I can help you someday and that we can find ways to solve problems together too!

Here we go!

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