In this blog post we will have a look at how we can use GitHub codespaces to do development related to SPFx. The concepts that are mentioned in this blog post run in parallel with the details shared in this brilliant article on Visual Studio codespaces by Paul Schaeflein. In this 2 part series we will start… READ MORE
Reduce the HTTPS calls that your SPFx web part does to SharePoint and external apis HTTPS is the biggest enemy when we deal with web services in the cloud. Every HTTPS call introduces delay in your web part because of latency. To reduce the delay we could: Minimize the HTTPS calls and the data size… READ MORE
This article provides steps to implement the Text to speech feature in the SharePoint Framework (SPFx) web part Create a new web part project Open power shell and run following comment to create a new web part by running the Yeoman SharePoint Generator When prompted: Enter the webpart name as your solution name, and then… READ MORE
When building SPFx webparts which connect to the Graph API, or other 3rd party API’s, you have to grant the appropriate permissions to the ServicePrincipal used by SPFx, which is called “SharePoint Online Client Extensibility Web Application Principal” – see Request permissions to an Azure AD application. There are a few ways you can do this; Declarative permissions request by… READ MORE
In this post, I will show you how to use AngularJS in SPFx. I have divided the steps for better understanding.Here are the steps: 1. Create SPFx Project with No JavaScript Web Framework 2. Add Dev Dependencies 3. Remove some Dependencies 4. Run “npm install” 5. Modify “config.json” 6. Create folder called “app” under “/src/webparts/angularjsWebpart/”… READ MORE
In my previous posts, I have written quite a few times about SharePoint Framework service scopes (I will add links at the end of the article). In short, Service Scopes are the SPFx implementation of the Service Locator pattern i.e. a single shared “dictionary” where services (either oob SPFx or custom) are registered and can be consumed… READ MORE
Introduction Microsoft has an awesome web site called SharePoint Design. It provides design guidance on beautiful and fast sites, pages, and web parts with SharePoint in Office 365. However, it does not tell you how to create those beautiful web parts. This blog series is intended as a companion to the SharePoint Design site. It provides… READ MORE
Introduction The SharePoint Design is a beautiful web site that provides design guidance on beautiful and fast sites, pages, and web parts with SharePoint in Office 365. Unfortunately, the SharePoint Design site does not tell you how to create the beautiful web parts they show you. This series is intended as a companion to the SharePoint Design site, providing you… READ MORE
Introduction The SharePoint Design is a beautiful web site that provides design guidance on beautiful and fast sites, pages, and web parts with SharePoint in Office 365. Unfortunately, the SharePoint Design site does not tell you how to create the beautiful web parts they show you. This series is intended as a companion to the SharePoint Design site, providing you… READ MORE
Introduction The SharePoint Design is a beautiful web site that provides design guidance on beautiful and fast sites, pages, and web parts with SharePoint in Office 365. Unfortunately, the SharePoint Design site does not tell you how to create the beautiful web parts they show you. This series is intended as a companion to the SharePoint Design site, providing you… READ MORE
