Use Office UI Fabric Core styles and the Office UI Fabric React Components to build user interfaces in SharePoint Framework client-side web parts.
You can see videos around this module:
- Basic project structure from yeoman
- Office UI Fabric Core
- Office UI Fabric React
- Basic React implementation for building web parts
- Office UI Fabric is the official front-end framework for building experiences that fit seamlessly into Office and Office 365.
- Office UI Fabric Core includes all of the base styling that’s used throughout Microsoft, including fonts, icons, type, colors, grid, and more.
- Office UI Fabric React Components is a responsive, mobile-first collection of robust components, including navigation, commands, containers, and content.
- Use the Office UI Fabric React Components when your web part uses the React framework.
- Use the Office UI Fabric Core Styles when your web part is built with a framework other than react, or no framework.
These labs describe how use Office UI Fabric Core styles and the Office UI Fabric React Components to build user interfaces in SharePoint Framework client-side web parts.
The completed lab exercises are the demos for this module.
- [Exercise 1: Office UI Fabric Core](./Demos/Exercise 1/helloworld-webpart-react)
- [Exercise 2: Office UI Fabric React](./Demos/Exercise 2/helloworld-webpart-react)
Roles | Author(s) |
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Project Lead / Architect / Lab Manuals / Videos | Todd Baginski (Microsoft MVP, Canviz) @tbag |
PM / Dev Lead | Alex Chen (Canviz) @alexchx |
Lab Manuals / Source Code | Luis Lu (Canviz) @stluislu |
Lab Manuals / Source Code | Theodore Shi (Canviz) @TheodoreShi |
Lab Manuals / Source Code | Max Liu (Canviz) @maxliu0621 |
Testing | Cindy Yan (Canviz) @CindyYan |
Testing | Melody She (Canviz) @melodyshe |
Testing | Lucas Smith (Canviz) @lucas66 |
PM | John Trivedi (Canviz) @johnt83 |
Sponsor / Support | Vesa Juvonen (Microsoft) @VesaJuvonen |
Sponsor / Support | Chakkaradeep Chandran (Microsoft) @chakkaradeep |
Sponsor / Support | Mike Ammerlaan (Microsoft) @mammerla |
Sponsor / Support | Rob Howard (Microsoft) @robmhoward |
Version | Date | Comments |
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1.0 | November 18, 2016 | Initial release |
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