55249: Developing with the SharePoint Framework Training

This module explains the development options we have in SharePoint. It gives an overview of the toolchain of SharePoint Framework and how it fits into the SharePoint development story.

After completing this module, students will be able to:

This module explains how to prepare your machine for SharePoint Framework development. Configuring your SharePoint environment for development and deployment is also discussed.

Lab: Preparing your machine for the SharePoint Framework

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This module explains how a node.js project is structured, explains the role of the different components contained within and how to scaffold a project from scratch. It illustrates the different kind of modules you have and how to work with them; i.e. installing, versioning, locking down, caching…

After completing this module, students will be able to:

This module explains how to use the Yeoman generator to create a SharePoint Framework project. It will illustrate the structure of a SharePoint Framework project. This module introduces client-side web parts and how to make basic changes to it. It also introduces the local and online Workbench, where your web parts can be tested.

Lab: Create a SharePoint Framework Web Part

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This module explains about the origins of JavaScript and introduces the student to what JavaScript is.

After completing this module, students will be able to:

This module explains how to write basic JavaScript. It describes how to create and use variables and the types that are available in JavaScript. Also, it explains about objects in Javascript, including some out-of-the-box objects like Date, Array, Math, etc. The module shows how to write functions and explains about the scopes they create. Prototypes are also introduced. Error handling is the last part of this module.

Lab: JavaScript Basics

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This module explains how to use some of the most popular patterns in JavaScript.

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This module explains how Typescript solves many of the problems discussed in the previous modules. TypeScript adds type annotations and code compilation to your development process so that you write better code. TypeScript is used by default in all SharePoint Framework generated projects. This module will discuss the TypeScript language and how it can help you in building your enterprise scale applications.

Lab: Creating a toy store with TypeScript

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This module explains how to modify the property pane of your web part. It explains how to configure and use your own properties. It discusses how to dynamically load property pane options, create custom property controls, validate property values.

After completing this module, students will be able to:

This module explains how to load additional libraries inside your SharePoint Framework project from different sources.

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This module explains how to apply styling to your web components by writing maintainable and simpler CSS by means of Sass.

Lab: Sass in a SharePoint Framework project

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This module explains how to load data in your SharePoint Framework components using the utility classes. The module discusses the SharePoint REST API and how to consume it. Consume your own API and handling cross-origin issues.

Lab: Loading SharePoint data in a client-side web part

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This module explains how to build your SharePoint Framework project for deployment. It discusses the different deployment options you have.

Lab: Deploying a SharePoint Framework client web part

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This module will cover the basics of the JavaScript framework React. It discusses how the React component system works, and how to use it inside your SharePoint Framework projects.

Lab: Building React components to view the members and permissions in your site

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This module explains how to use and apply the styles, components, … of the Office UI Fabric inside your SharePoint Framework projects.

Lab: Using Office UI Fabric React Components

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This module explains how you can use your SharePoint Framework solutions to provision SharePoint artifacts, like fields, content types, lists, … to your SharePoint site.

After completing this module, students will be able to:

This module explains how to consume the Microsoft Graph from within your SharePoint Framework solutions.

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This module explains how to build UI extension for your SharePoint site by means of extensions. It will discuss altering the header/footer of a site with application customizers, creating field customizers to change the rendering of a field and how to use command sets to provide your own command bar buttons.

Lab: Using the new Microsoft Graph client from within an application extension

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This module explains how to use and configure Webpack to bundle all the generated code with.

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This module explains the role and the use of the task runner Gulp inside your SharePoint Framework projects. It will discuss the existing tasks that have been added by default to your project as well as how you can quickly add new tasks.

After completing this module, students will be able to:

This module explains how to use the included testing frameworks in your SharePoint Framework project to unit test your web parts and components.

After completing this module, students will be able to: