At this point, we are ready; our web part can be packaged and deployed to test and production site collections, following the instructions in Chapter 6, Packaging and Deploying Solutions. But we are going to go through some ideas how to make this web part even better.
Ideas for fine tuning the web part for production use
by Olli Jääskeläinen, Jussi Roine
SharePoint Development with the SharePoint Framework
- Preface
- Introducing SharePoint Online for Developers
- Developing Solutions for SharePoint
- Getting Started with the SharePoint Framework
- Building Your First Web Part
- Using Visual Studio Code and Other Editors
- Packaging and Deploying Solutions
- Overview of packaging and deploying
- Packaging SharePoint Framework solutions
- Deploying SharePoint Framework solutions
- App Catalog
- Installing the app
- Deploying assets
- SharePoint Online CDN and Microsoft Azure CDN
- Configuring a SharePoint Online CDN
- Updating the project to support a SharePoint Online CDN
- Deploying assets to a SharePoint Online CDN
- Configuring Microsoft Azure Storage CDN
- Updating the project to support Microsoft Azure CDN
- Deploying assets to Microsoft Azure CDN
- Summary
- Working with SharePoint Content
- Overview of working with SharePoint content
- Using mock data
- Accessing real data with SPHttpClient
- Working with SharePoint lists
- Working with SharePoint list items
- Creating an Office 365 Group and new SharePoint list
- Basic operation with SharePoint list items using SPHttpClient
- Step 1 - create a hello-listitems web part project
- Step 2 - add a data model for list items
- Step 3 - build the user interface for the web part
- Step 4 - define the function that will make SPHttpClient request to read list items and test the web part
- Step 5 - implementing the _runOperation function and building a skeleton for CRUD operation functions
- Step 6 - implementing the create operation
- Step 7 - implementing the read operation
- Step 8 - implementing the update operation
- Step 9 - implementing the delete operation
- Summary
- Working with the Web Part Property Pane
- Using React and Office UI Fabric React Components
- Overview
- Understanding React
- Introduction to Fabric React components
- Using React and Office UI Fabric React components in SharePoint Framework web parts
- Creating the SharePoint Framework React To-do web part
- Step 1 - Creating a React web part project
- Step 2 - Adding Office UI Fabric React to the project
- Step 3 - Examining the React project structure
- Step 4 - Creating the ITodoItem interface and mockup data
- Step 5 - Implementing a to-do list in React and Fabric React components
- Summary
- Working with Other JavaScript Frameworks
- Troubleshooting and Debugging SharePoint Framework Solutions
- SharePoint APIs and Microsoft Graph
- The Future of SharePoint Customizations
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