Last week the great opportunity to record a pattern and practices web cast together with Vesa Juvonen and Waldek Mastykarz on our Office Quick Contact Sample. Check out the official announcement post on the Office Pattern and Practices Blog.
The presentation can be found on the Office Pattern and Practices.
In the first part of this series I showed why Office UI Fabric might not be suitable for every of your projects. Now I like to dig a little bit deeper into the architecture and ideas behind Office UI Fabric. In addition I will give you my personal guidance on using it.
First, let’s take a closer look at the naming convention implemented with Office UI Fabric.
I’m pretty exited to announce that the program of this European SharePoint Conference is now available. I was asked to be part of European SharePoint Conference team and I joined as program chairman.
European SharePoint Conference Team
Together with Matt Berg (Microsoft), Lieven Iliano (U2U) and Rodrigo Pinto (Blue Infinity) we put an exiting program together. The amount of sessions submitted was overwhelming and it was a really hard desission to pick.
European SharePoint Conference 2016
This question Waldek and I had to answer a couple times after the Mobile Quick Contact PnP sample has been released. There are several good reasons to use Office UI Fabric but there are also some scenarios currently not well covered. While the last blog post was more on how we built it, this tells more the story why we haven’t chosen Office UI Fabric.
Right after I started to write this blog post I noticed the overall considerations might be broader then cover it in a single blog post. I decided to split this single blog post into the following three chapters.
First, let’s take a look at the reasons why we haven’t used it in our sample.
Recently Waldek Mastykarz (@waldekm) and I developed a sample for the Office Pattern and Practices. This sample query contact information by using the Microsoft Graph. We also optimism the user interface for mobile use.
While Waldek took care of the technical development of this sample I was responsible for the user experience and user interface design.
MVP Award Email
Yesterday was a great day. I got my first MVP Award on Office Development. I would like to thank all supporters in the European and international SharePoint and Office 365 Community, all the SharePoint Saturday and Conference Organisers that allowed me to share my thoughts on modern web, Office development and SharePoint Branding.
Special thanks to Microsoft for making this Award possible throughout the years.