SharePoint Framework 1.22.2 introduces a major modernization by replacing the legacy gulp build system with Heft from the RushStack ecosystem. In this post, we explore what’s new in SPFx 1.22.2, why the move to Heft matters, and how to use a ready-to-run multi-architecture Docker image to build, serve, and develop SPFx solutions consistently across Windows, macOS, and Linux.#SharePoint #SPFx #SPFx122 #Microsoft365 #Heft #RushStack #Docker #DevOps #WebPart #SharePointOnline #M365Dev
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How to use Brand Fonts in SPFx Web part
How to utilize the Brand Fonts in custom SPFx web part and also other CSS variables that are available OOB.
PnP React Controls Part 22 – Security Trimmed Control
How to use PnP SecurityTrimmed control, emphasizing its role in sculpting the SharePoint user experience while fortifying data security through dynamic access controls.
SPFx Webpart – External User Access
The article discusses a common issue when using SharePoint Framework web part with external users. It provides a resolution involving granting read access to relevant pages and files, making use of the ClientSideAssets folder, and possibly executing certain commands via the SharePoint Online Management Shell, depending on error messages.
PnP React Controls Part 20 – RichText Control
Learn how to use PnP RichText control.
PnP React Controls Part 19 – UploadFiles Control
Learn how to use PnP UploadFiles control.
PnP React Controls Part 18 – ListItemAttachment
Learn how to use PnP ListItemAttachments control.
PnP React Controls Part 2 – Variant Theme Provider
How to use PnP React VariantThemeProvider control in SharePoint Framework projects to reduce the design time and to increase the usability.
PnP React Controls Part 1 – Placeholder Control
How to use PnP React Placeholder control in SharePoint Framework projects to reduce the design time and to increase the usability.
SPFx – Form Customizer
How to customize the list forms using SharePoint Framework and PnP JS.
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