Office 365 Sparx This video is part of a video series of quick tips and tricks about the overall SharePoint and Office 365 space. Less writing, short videos, to the point.

Office 365 Sparx This video is part of a video series of quick tips and tricks about the overall SharePoint and Office 365 space. Less writing, short videos, to the point.

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!

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 local environment.

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!

Now that you are excited by the introduction of Angular Elements, a Google technology that enables us, Enterprise Developers, to use Angular as a Development tool rather than a full blown framework, how cool would it be to start using it TODAY, using its current alpha/beta release?

A bit of background I’ve been working in the last few months to understand better the integration possibilities between Angular and the famous SharePoint Framework and I had a lot of fun discovering this landscape!

In this post, we will cover the general concepts used to make the SharePoint Framework Angular Boilerplate work and how it solves the challenges that were preventing the production use of both technologies together.

So… This had to happen. Being an Office Developer and using Angular as my main UI framework, I really wanted to find a solution for supporting Angular in the modern SharePoint development toolchain, the SharePoint Framework.