Developing SharePoint Framework Solutions for the Enterprise - SEF 2019

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The SharePoint Framework provides a modern development platform for cloud-first solutions using popular web technologies. But integrating the new model in a structured enterprise development environment can be quite challenging, from toolset integration to application lifecycle maintenance, SPFx creates a number of challenges that can inhibit adoption. In this session you will learn how to overcome these challenges by using popular Microsoft tools such as Visual Studio and Team Foundation Services to deliver well-managed projects that plug easily into existing enterprise development patterns.

Technology

@eshupps sharepointcowboywww.sharepointcowboy.com
slideshare.net/eshupps linkedin.com/in/eshupps
Eric Shupps
Office Servers & Services MVP

Introduction
Enablement
Design and Development
Lifecycle Management
Deployment

Full Trust
Coverage
Capability
Integration
Familiarity
Add-Ins
Contextual
PHA/SHA
Extensibility
Framework
X-Platform
Customizations
Modern
Azure
Flexible
SSO
Multi-Tenant
Deployment

• Windows Server
• IIS
• ASP.NET
• SharePoint Server
Framework
•.NET (C#/VB)
•SharePoint Server OM
•CAML/XOML
Languages and API’s
• Visual Studio
Tools

• Browser
• Server
• Mobile
Framework
•HTML, JavaScript (JQuery, Knockout, Angular, React, etc.)
•CSOM, JSOM, REST, Office JS, Graph, OAuth
•C#, VB, Java, PHP, Python, Ruby, Others
Languages and API’s
• Visual Studio
• VS Code
• IDE of choice
Tools

TypeScript - JavaScript superset w/ typed objects, classes &extension methods
Node.js - Web server and component packaging extensions
NPM – Packaging and module management utility
Gulp – Task runner and build automation
Yeoman – Project scaffolding generator
CDN – Content delivery network (or location) for hosting
source files
React – JavaScript library of UI components
Office Fabric – Office-centric set of React UI components

• Node.js
• NPM
• Gulp
• GitHub
• Yeoman Generator
• VS Code (or other)
• NVM (optional)
• Visual Studio Extension
• Node.js
• NPM
• Gulp
• GitHub
• Yeoman Generator
• Homebrew (optional)
• NVM (optional)
• VS Code (or other)

• Developer Sites
• Workbench
• Corporate Catalog
• Site collection app catalog
• Content Delivery Network (or accessible file location)
• Apps (On-Premises)

SPFx
Cloud or OnPrem
Contextual
Integrated
Parts &
Extensions
Add-In
Cloud or OnPrem
Contextual
Unintegrated
Apps, SPA's, Self-
Contained
Azure AD
Cloud
SSO
Full Stack
LOB
Full Trust
OnPrem
Full Trust
SSOM
Legacy
Solution

Web Parts SPFx Web Part
Application Pages
SPFx Web Part / Add-In
Page
Timer Jobs
Azure Functions / Web
Jobs
Provisioning Add-In
Branding
SPFx Application
Customizer
Event Receivers Webhooks

Web Part
• In-context
page
component
• Customizable
property
pane
• Connectable
• Scope: Page
Application
Customizer
• Script
injection
onto pages
• Defined
DOM
element
identifiers
• Scope: Site
Command Set
• Modify list
and item
menus
• Custom
dialogs
• Scope: List
Field
Customizer
• Change
display
options for
field
elements
• Scope: List
Add-Ins Azure

•ERP
•SaaS
•LOB
•Third-Party
•VPN
•Constrained
Networks
•Bandwidth
•Gateways
•Directory
•Permissions
•Groups
•MFA
•Databases
•Web Services
•Applications
Data Auth
SystemsAccess

Visual Studio
.NET
VB/C#
TFS/VSTS/Azure DevOps
Azure
VS Code
TypeScript
Yeoman Generator
SharePoint/O365
Node
NPM
Gulp
NVM
JavaScript
React
Knockout
Yeoman
PnP

SPFx
On-
Premises
2016
🚫
🚫
🚫
🚫
v1.1
2019
🚫
🚫
v1.4
Cloud
Current
v1.7
v1.5
v1.4
v1.2
v1.1

npm outdated
npm install package@version –save
o365 spfx project upgrade –toVersion [version]

package-solution.json
.sppkg
• Change behavior by setting “includeClientSideAssets” = false

gulp bundle --ship
gulp package-solution --ship

• Fields
• Site Columns
• Content Types
• List Instances

* Introduced in SPFx v1.4; If enabled previously, disable and re-enable. Not
compatible with on-premises SP 2016 FP2.

Set-SPOTenantCdnEnabled –CdnType Public
Get-SPOTenantCdnEnabled
Get-SPOTenantCdnOrigins
Get-SPOTenantCdnPolicies
NOTE: Provisioning can take 15+ minutes to complete

http://www.slideshare.net/eshupps
https://www.github.com/eshupps
https://github.com/SharePoint/sp-dev-fx-
extensions/tree/master/samples
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-
us/sharepoint/dev/spfx/sharepoint-framework-
overview
https://github.com/SharePoint/sp-
dev-fx-webparts
https://github.com/SharePoint/sp-
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2. @eshupps sharepointcowboywww.sharepointcowboy.com slideshare.net/eshupps linkedin.com/in/eshupps Eric Shupps Office Servers & Services MVP

3. Introduction Enablement Design and Development Lifecycle Management Deployment

5. Full Trust Coverage Capability Integration Familiarity Add-Ins Contextual PHA/SHA Extensibility Framework X-Platform Customizations Modern Azure Flexible SSO Multi-Tenant Deployment

10. • Windows Server • IIS • ASP.NET • SharePoint Server Framework •.NET (C#/VB) •SharePoint Server OM •CAML/XOML Languages and API’s • Visual Studio Tools

11. • Browser • Server • Mobile Framework •HTML, JavaScript (JQuery, Knockout, Angular, React, etc.) •CSOM, JSOM, REST, Office JS, Graph, OAuth •C#, VB, Java, PHP, Python, Ruby, Others Languages and API’s • Visual Studio • VS Code • IDE of choice Tools

12. TypeScript - JavaScript superset w/ typed objects, classes &extension methods Node.js - Web server and component packaging extensions NPM – Packaging and module management utility Gulp – Task runner and build automation Yeoman – Project scaffolding generator CDN – Content delivery network (or location) for hosting source files React – JavaScript library of UI components Office Fabric – Office-centric set of React UI components

13. Source: raywenderlich.com

14. • Node.js • NPM • Gulp • GitHub • Yeoman Generator • VS Code (or other) • NVM (optional) • Visual Studio Extension • Node.js • NPM • Gulp • GitHub • Yeoman Generator • Homebrew (optional) • NVM (optional) • VS Code (or other)

15. • Developer Sites • Workbench • Corporate Catalog • Site collection app catalog • Content Delivery Network (or accessible file location) • Apps (On-Premises)

16.

17.

18. SPFx Cloud or OnPrem Contextual Integrated Parts & Extensions Add-In Cloud or OnPrem Contextual Unintegrated Apps, SPA's, Self- Contained Azure AD Cloud SSO Full Stack LOB Full Trust OnPrem Full Trust SSOM Legacy Solution

19. Web Parts SPFx Web Part Application Pages SPFx Web Part / Add-In Page Timer Jobs Azure Functions / Web Jobs Provisioning Add-In Branding SPFx Application Customizer Event Receivers Webhooks

20. Web Part • In-context page component • Customizable property pane • Connectable • Scope: Page Application Customizer • Script injection onto pages • Defined DOM element identifiers • Scope: Site Command Set • Modify list and item menus • Custom dialogs • Scope: List Field Customizer • Change display options for field elements • Scope: List Add-Ins Azure

21. •ERP •SaaS •LOB •Third-Party •VPN •Constrained Networks •Bandwidth •Gateways •Directory •Permissions •Groups •MFA •Databases •Web Services •Applications Data Auth SystemsAccess

22. Visual Studio .NET VB/C# TFS/VSTS/Azure DevOps Azure VS Code TypeScript Yeoman Generator SharePoint/O365 Node NPM Gulp NVM JavaScript React Knockout Yeoman PnP

23. THAT DOG WON’T HUNT!

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25. SP 2016 (FP2) SPO SP 2019

26. SPFx On- Premises 2016 🚫 🚫 🚫 🚫 v1.1 2019 🚫 🚫 v1.4 Cloud Current v1.7 v1.5 v1.4 v1.2 v1.1

27. npm outdated npm install package@version –save o365 spfx project upgrade –toVersion [version]

28. Commit Build Package Deploy

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30. package-solution.json .sppkg • Change behavior by setting “includeClientSideAssets” = false

31. gulp bundle --ship gulp package-solution --ship

32. • Fields • Site Columns • Content Types • List Instances

33. * Introduced in SPFx v1.4; If enabled previously, disable and re-enable. Not compatible with on-premises SP 2016 FP2.

34. Set-SPOTenantCdnEnabled –CdnType Public Get-SPOTenantCdnEnabled Get-SPOTenantCdnOrigins Get-SPOTenantCdnPolicies NOTE: Provisioning can take 15+ minutes to complete

35.

36. http://www.slideshare.net/eshupps https://www.github.com/eshupps https://github.com/SharePoint/sp-dev-fx- extensions/tree/master/samples https://docs.microsoft.com/en- us/sharepoint/dev/spfx/sharepoint-framework- overview https://github.com/SharePoint/sp- dev-fx-webparts https://github.com/SharePoint/sp- dev-fx-extensions

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