Some time ago me and a collegue were debugging a problem with a Teams personal app, we got the following response in Teams: Which was not so helpful isn’t it? Also the browser console was of no help. It seemed like a problem loading the app, so we took a look at the manifest.json file
Finally it’s here: SPFx version 1.18 is available! As I mentioned in my previous article SPFx 1.18 brings some changes and new features to improve and enhance the life of us developers. To upgrade existing references you have to uninstall all the packages that references the old version, you can do it executing: To install
First things first: what is Yeoman? Yeoman is a CLI tool that helps you create new projects. To do so Yeoman uses various Generators, depending on the type of project you’re creating there are multiple generators available. If you want to know more and discover all the available generators you can check the official site,
After the recently preview release of the SPFx version 1.18 I think it’s a good idea to give some space to an awesome tool that helps a lot in the upgrading process, this tool is: CLI for Microsoft 365 This tool can be installed on any platform (Windows, macOS or Linux) using NPM or yarn
The latest SharePoint Framework preview release brings some improvements to existing capabilities and introduce some new feature, let’s dive in! Remember that this release is still in beta. First of all the issue with the placeholder {tenantDomain} is now resolved! Starting from this release the supported Fluent UI React version is v8. In ACEs (Adaptive