Late last year I blogged about the future of ngOfficeUIFabric, a project I kicked off and managed for a few years.

I’ve waited a long time to write this post but after some recent developments were made more public last week, I finally feel like it’s time to start moving forward.

Most of the work I do these days involves TypeScript used to implement either a client-side project using Angular or server-side using Node.

Over the last year I’ve spent less time on the road attending and presenting at conferences than in previous years… it’s been quite nice cutting back on the travel.

Last week, on July 27, 2016, the Office UI Fabric team published a blog post (The evolution of Fabric’s components) that mentioned some changes to the Office UI Fabric project… some pretty significant changes.

A while ago I blogged about the continuous delivery process we have put in place with the ngOfficeUIFabric library of Angular 1 directives for the Office UI Fabric.

Today we released **v0.11.0** of the **ngOfficeUiFabric** library. This release includes **a new directive**, multiple fixes, updates to Office UI Fabric 2.

Today we released v0.9.0 of the ngOfficeUiFabric library. This release includes a new directive, multiple fixes and new features such as support for the new fixed table type introduced in Office UI Fabric v2.

Today we released v0.8.0 of the ngOfficeUiFabric library. This release includes two new directives, bringing us to a total of twenty-six (26) directives!

Recently I joined Microsoft’s Sonya Koptyev in the Channel 9 studio to talk about ngOfficeUIFabric, our Angular directive project for the Office UI Fabric.