SharePoint Framework 1.14 {SPFX} :: React Best Practices
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SPFx - Understanding the File Structure in SharePoint Framework :: SPFX 1.14
SPFx - Understanding the File Structure in SharePoint Framework :: SPFX 1.14 Shows Solution structure of the SharePoint framework. Yeoman SharePoint generator makes it easy for the developer to kickstart the SPFx development without wasting time in creating the folder and file structure. Below are important files in SPFx Solution: When we run the command to scaffold the solution using Yeoman generator, it will create a file and folder structure as shown below: Below are the details of each folder and respective files that are needed for SPFx development. A) .vscode folder: It is the default folder created by Visual Studio. These files contain the debugging and task configurations. This folder contains three files as below: 1. extensions.js : This file does not relate to SPFx. It only indicates the list of extensions that you have installed in your VS Code. 2. launch.json: This file contains the workbench configurations. We can define ...
MS Teams :: Live components / Loop Component
Live components in Teams chat offer a new way to ideate, create, and make decisions together. Send a component—like a table, task list, or paragraph—where everyone in your chat can edit inline and see changes as they’re made. This means you can gather ideas and feedback from your team while holding fewer meetings and minimizing the need for long chat threads. Live components are designed for collaboration, the components are always shared as editable by others, even if your tenant is set to default to view-only for other file types. Features: Get tasks done faster together . Crowd-source an agenda, track a group's action items, or take notes collectively. These are just a few scenarios made easier with live components. Share components. In this release, you can share live components into different Teams chats. Recipients can edit from wherever they are and see updates instantly no matter where the changes were made. In future releases, live components will be s...
Power Apps pricing :: Pay-as-you-go :: Use an Azure subscription
Power Apps pricing :: Pay-as-you-go. Best for businesses that want the agility to pay only when a user runs an app during a monthly period. Use an Azure subscription to pay per user based on the number of unique apps or portals a user runs each month. Pros: · Allows you to get started building and sharing apps without any license commitment or upfront purchasing. · Any user in your organization pays, if and when they use that app. · The pay-as-you-go plan also includes Microsoft DataVerse storage capacity and provides the flexibility to pay for additional storage as you need it. Common use cases: Widely distributed apps: · Shared with a large user base with infrequent and/or unpredictable use. Establish usage patterns: Understand adoption patterns for new apps to dete...