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
In today’s end of day panel discussion, live from ESPC19, Christian Buckley, Eric Overfield and Andrew Connell discuss what they recommend, are looking forward to and why it’s important over the next 3 days of the conference. Video Transcript Christian: Hey welcome to the day one wrap-up well I guess the pre day wrap-up of ESPC19.… READ MORE
I have written about this topic in the past but with the recent increase in SharePoint Framework adoption and with more features becoming available (e.g. MSGraphClient, AadHttpClient), I felt it would be a good time to revisit this. With SPFx solutions getting more complex day by day and with lots of components to manage, passing… READ MORE
The SharePoint Framework (SPFx) is a development framework for the modern SharePoint experience. It’s platform-agnostic, working on both PC and Mac, and is based on open source technologies such as Node.js, Gulp, Webpack, and Yeoman. With SPFx, it’s possible to add web parts to classic and modern pages with responsive and accessible controls. The performance is reliable and it’s possible… READ MORE
What is favicon? It is an icon associated with a particular website, typically displayed in the address bar of a browser accessing the site or next to the site name in a user’s list of bookmarks. To change the default favicon in classic SharePoint is straight forward process that basically involves a modification of the… READ MORE
This post is based on the question in sp-dev-docs repo. The question is how can we render a Google Charts in SPFx web part. Actually, it’s pretty easy thing to do. As a starting point I’ll be using the code provided in the question I mentioned above: <script type=”text/javascript” src=”https://www.gstatic.com/charts/loader.js”></script> <script type=”text/javascript”> google.charts.load(“current”, {packages:[“corechart”]}); google.charts.setOnLoadCallback(drawChart); function drawChart()… READ MORE
In our previous blog, we have covered the basic knowledge about Microsoft Graph and Azure Active Directory Graph API. From this blog, let’s have some more knowledge about consuming Microsoft Graph APIs secured with Azure AD for SharePoint development. SharePoint Framework (starting from v.1.4.1) can be used to consume Microsoft Graph APIs secured with Azure AD. This… READ MORE
