Microsoft announced the retirement SPFx field customizers in June 2026, eliminating a key extensibility option developers have relied on for nearly eight years. by Andrew Connell UPDATE: Maybe They Aren’t Retired Yet… I received the following comment on Thursday, June 18 ~2p ET from Microsoft after this article was published… looks like they’re taking a step… READ MORE
Join Tom Morgan, MVP, Modality Systems, UK as he demonstrates How To Build a Bot Using Azure Bot Framework Composer for Microsoft Teams.
To answer the question of when to use what applications or features within Office 365 most people start with the platform itself: the available apps and features themselves. And then by working through the functionality, and see where or what it can be used for. This means they will look at features of each available… READ MORE
In September 2017, Microsoft released Feature Pack 2 for SharePoint 2016. With this release came the long-awaited introduction of some SharePoint Framework capabilities on-premises, beginning with client-side web parts on classic pages (of course, there are no modern page experiences on-premises…yet). So what do you need to do to start using client-side web parts on-premises? Follow… READ MORE
Microsoft finally release the Compliance Manager: https://servicetrust.microsoft.com/ComplianceManager This framework is designed to help companies getting and staying GDPR compliant or do other audits like ISO 27001:2013. This article is focusing on GDPR topics. Services included in this cloud service assessment SharePoint Online, Exchange Online, Microsoft Booking, Microsoft Graph API, Microsoft Analytics, Microsoft Planner, Microsoft Stream, Office Delve,… READ MORE
SharePoint Framework uses JSON files to store project configuration. Here is how you can edit these files easily in Visual Studio Code. SharePoint Framework project configuration as JSON SharePoint Framework is a new model for building SharePoint customizations. It has been made from the ground up focusing on web stack development using cross-platform open source… READ MORE
Microsoft has chosen React as their framework of choice for adding functionality to SharePoint. In this session, we will discuss some reasons as to why this is the case and why you should consider using React in your projects.
Angular 4 is great and comes loaded with more features. You might be wondering why Angular 3 was skipped. They made it this way to unify all Angular components with the Angular Router (already developed up to version 3) which had to be upgraded to v4. So, Angular 4 was the chosen name to mean… READ MORE
A while ago I wrote two articles about how you can automate the publishing process of your SharePoint Framework scripts and solution package via custom gulp tasks. Info: you can find the articles here and here. These gulp tasks are already a great step forward but still, requires you to manually launch these gulp commands… READ MORE
