There is an important topic about SharePoint Framework, that is ALM (Application Lifecycle Management), Microsoft has provided the ALM APIs, it means by consuming the API will be possible distribute the bundle and the sppkg of our SPFx solution. The current situation predicts that a developer across the command line must run the following steps in order to build the bundle and the sppkg file:
The Business also runs along Youtube, many companies publish several videos in name of the marketing, a modern web part currently absent in SharePoint is just that of Youtube, so for this reason, I decided to develop this kind of SharePoint Framework solution hoping it is helpful for someone else.
Here I’m with a new blog post about SharePoint Framework. I faced an interesting client side solution regarding the possibility to magnify an image, so I decided to reproduce something of similar with SharePoint Framework.
Reactjs is one of the most popular front-end framework, it’s also adopted by Facebook, Microsoft, Samsung and other several big companies. Often happens to develop Web App with the support to different languages, so I decided to share my experience with Reactjs, in detail as you can see below I developed a simple react solution where is possible to change the language instantly:
The SharePoint Framework is growing really fast in the last period, another benefit to leverage the capabilities of this new framework is the possibility to use within of SPFx the Microsoft Graph API through GraphHttpClient included into ‘@microsoft/sp-http’ library. All you need is import the GraphHttpClient and GraphClientResponse calling successfully the API, please read here to go deep: