In this video, Adam Cogan shares a simple but powerful communication habit that every developer and stakeholder should adopt on GitHub: liking an issue after you’ve reviewed it.

00:00 Why liking GitHub issues matters
00:12 Case demo
00:36 Checking stakeholder likes
01:01 Rule
01:33 Conclusion
01:56 Outro & Sign-Off

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About the speakers

About the speakers

Adam Cogan blogs at adamcogan.com and interviews for SSW TV frequently. He is the Chief Architect at SSW, a Microsoft Solutions Partner specializing in custom enterprise .NET and Azure solutions mostly using Blazor, Angular, and React. His solutions also involve AI, Office 365, SharePoint, Dynamics 365, and the Power Platform.

Adam is currently working on TinaCMS - the world's best Markdown GitHub editor.

His deep knowledge of SharePoint's many capabilities, combined with the latest technologies (Angular, React, SPFx), let him propose high-quality tailored SharePoint Applications to clients.

Jean has been working with SharePoint for the past 8 years, in France, Luxembourg, and now Australia. He has been involved with a wide variety of projects, from small companies to international firms, in both private and public sectors.

His solutions also involve Office365, SharePoint, Dynamics 365, and Power BI.
His deep knowledge of SharePoint's many capabilities, combined with the latest technologies (Angular, React, SPFx), let him propose high-quality tailored SharePoint Applications to clients.

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