Extending your SharePoint Framework (SPFx) solutions also to Outlook and Office.com
If you're looking to extend your SharePoint Framework solutions beyond the realm of SharePoint, you're in luck! With the latest announcement from Microsoft, you can now leverage the power of the SharePoint Framework to craft experiences for Outlook and Office.com as well.
Previously, the SharePoint Framework had announced support for building experiences for Microsoft Teams, but this latest update extends its capabilities even further. With this new integration, you can now build and deploy custom solutions for not just SharePoint but for Outlook and Office.com as well.
This means that you can now leverage your existing SharePoint Framework knowledge to craft custom solutions that extend to other Microsoft platforms, streamlining your development process and maximizing your productivity. In short, this update opens up a whole new world of possibilities for developers looking to build powerful and cohesive experiences across multiple Microsoft platforms.
To learn more about this exciting new update and how you can integrate it into your own projects, check out the following video linked below.
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