Getting all your Hub content using Search
Yay! Hubsites are out and we are very (very) excited! This new way or organizing your site content will be very useful to help in a flat information architecture and the fact that some built-in features are built to roll-up content from all your connected content is incredible! I need content from …
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SharePoint Framework & Angular Elements : Using Office UI Fabric Core
One of the great feature of the SharePoint Framework ecosystem is the availability of the Office UI Fabric. What is great with this set of components is that it is easy to include in Office applications (client, web) and in SharePoint as it shares the same UI philosophy and it simplifies the develo …
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SharePoint Framework & Angular Elements : Using Google Material Design
One of the great feature of Angular is the easiness to use third party libraries. There are tons of open source libraries that can make you more productive while you are writing your code. On of my favorite (especially because I simple can't make things pretty) is Angular Material, the Angular impl …
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SharePoint Framework & Angular Elements : Mocking your data
You now have access to data directly in your browser! It's amazing and that will make you successful building great experiences to your connected data within SharePoint! Though, I really think that one of the most amazing pieces of the SharePoint Framework is to be able to test and execute it in a …
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SharePoint Framework & Angular Elements : Connecting to your SharePoint data
Your first webpart now works but how cool would it be if you could leverage some data that exists in your Office 365 data? If you're thinking like me, you're at the right spot! Angular Elements and SharePoint Framework are still in their developments. This codes is based on pre-release of Angular E …
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