ngOfficeUiFabric v0.11.0 Released - Sharing a New Directive
Today we released v0.11.0 of the ngOfficeUiFabric. This release includes a new directive, multiple fixes, updates to Office UI Fabric 2.6.1 and tooling updates.
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Today we released v0.11.0 of the ngOfficeUiFabric. This release includes a new directive, multiple fixes, updates to Office UI Fabric 2.6.1 and tooling updates.
Today Microsoft held their Future of SharePoint event in San Francisco, CA. This is primarily a vision event where you can see the direction Microsoft is taking SharePoint. If you missed the event, …
ngOfficeUiFabric library v0.9.0 is out! This release includes a new directive, multiple fixes and new features such as support for the new fixed table type.
ngOfficeUiFabric library v0.8.0 is out! This release includes two new directives, bringing us to a total of twenty-six (26) directives!
I recently talked about my experience I outline here on my podcast, the Microsoft Cloud Show, with my co-host Chris Johnson If you’re interested, checkout Episode 124 | Geek Out - Behind the …
I joined Microsoft’s Sonya Koptyev in the Channel 9 studios to talk about the ngOfficeUIFabric project - tune in to quickly see what it’s all about!
ngOfficeUiFabric library v0.7.0 is out! This release includes three new directives, bringing us to a total of twenty-four (24) directives!
ngOfficeUiFabric library v0.7.0 is out! This release includes three new directives, bringing us to a total of twenty-four (24) directives!
This post is part of a series of articles on my ngOfficeUIFabric - How we did it. The other posts in this series can be found here: ngOfficeUIFabric - How we did it.
Learn what we consider good pull requests & how we merge them in ngOfficeUIFabric. You will notice we aren’t doing or saying anything all that unique.
Learn how we keep a very clean commit log, one that is self-documenting, one that is very easy to read and quickly identify when and where stuff happened.
Today we released v0.5.0 of the ngOfficeUiFabric. This release includes two new directives, bringing us to a total of seventeen (17) directives!
I think when companies do good things, they deserve credit for it. When Microsoft embraced the open source community, I was pleasantly surprised and shared how I’d been feeling about the change …
Today we released v0.2.0 of the ngOfficeUiFabric library. This release includes four (4) new directive bringing us to a total of ten (10) directives!
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