SharePoint Framework projects can be built in the debug and release mode. Here are the 5 key differences between the two. New toolchain, old possibilities SharePoint Framework uses a new build toolchain based on open-source tooling. With tools like Gulp and Webpack the SharePoint Framework processes the source code and
The easiest way to reference external JavaScript frameworks in SharePoint Framework Client-Side Web Parts is by bundling them together with the Web Part. But is it really a good idea? A standard way for building client-side SharePoint solutions SharePoint Framework is a new model for building SharePoint customizations. In contrary
With the latest release of the SharePoint Framework you can load Angular and ngOfficeUIFabric from CDN in your Client-Side Web Parts. Here is how. Angular for the masses Angular is one of the most popular JavaScript frameworks for building client-side applications. Many developers love it for its modularity and separation
In the past you might have built SharePoint solutions using jQuery and jQuery plugins loaded from a CDN. Now that the SharePoint Framework is released, here is how you would build your solution as a Client Side Web Part. The Weather Web Part To illustrate how to build SharePoint Framework
When working with Webpack you might come across the following error: TypeError: arguments[i].apply is not a function So what are you doing wrong exactly? Webpack Webpack is a powerful module bundler. Using Webpack you can combine the different assets that belong together and improve the performance of your
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