I'm currently developing a custom SPFx Application Customizer to replace the standard SharePoint footer. A key requirement for my custom footer was to include a logo, but I didn't want to use a static, hardcoded image. Instead, my goal was to dynamic...
Have you ever needed a simple drag-and-drop sorting feature in your React app, but got overwhelmed by large libraries with unnecessary features? If you're like me, especially when working on SPFx projects, you just want users to rearrange list items—...
Before you deploy your application, you usually want to debug or test it. During development, you need to add ?loadSPFX=true&debugManifestsFile=https%3A%2F%2Flocalhost%3A4321%2Ftemp%2Fmanifests.js to the URL to test your solution. If you're working ...
In a recent post, I shared my CLI @spfxappdev/cli which has some awesome features. Many of these features come from my other posts, like "My personal tips how to configure a SPFx project after creation" Today I published a new version of the CLI, v1....
Typically, an SPFx Project is scaffolded via yo and using the yo @microsoft/sharepoint command. By default, all required node packages are installed using npm as the package manager. But you can also use other package managers like yarn or pnpm. I do...
This time I wanted to try something new and develop a browser extension, my first ever. The idea came to me spontaneously: An extension that offers various quick links to SharePoint, such as site contents, site settings, site permissions, etc. This s...
