Month: February 2026

• Development Microsoft Graph SharePoint Framework

  Storing App Configuration in OneDrive with Microsoft Graph using an SPFx Web Part

  

  Introduction When building a SharePoint Framework web part, choosing where to store configuration can be surprisingly complex. SharePoint lists require provisioning, tenant properties can be restrictive, and hardcoded values aren’t maintainable nor a good practice. A cleaner alternative is to use Microsoft Graph—specifically the /me/drive/special/approot endpoint—to store configuration files in a secure, app-scoped…

  18/02/2026
• Development PnP SharePoint Framework

  Using the PropertyFieldOrder from the PnP reusable property controls

  

  Introduction Proceeding our dive into the PnP reusable property pane controls, I want to cover the PropertyFieldOrder control. The PnP reusable property pane controls is a package that contains a lot of useful controls that can be used in any SharePoint Framework web part’s property pane, if you want to…

  04/02/2026