Develop PCF Controls with FluentUI React v9
Microsoft has introduced the first stable version of FluentUI React v9, which is a combination of Office and Teams front-end libraries into one component framework. This new development aims to streamline the respective React libraries and create an efficient component framework. To celebrate this achievement, the author of this post has come up with two community PCF controls that are built using FluentUI React v9.
This post serves as a guide for developers who want to create their own PCF controls using FluentUI React v9. It provides a step-by-step guide on how to get started, including an overview of the framework, how to install and set up the package, and how to use the components to create your own custom controls.
By incorporating FluentUI React v9 into your PCF controls, you can take advantage of the many benefits of this framework, such as improved performance, enhanced accessibility, and a more intuitive user experience, among others.
If you are a developer looking to create more efficient and effective PCF controls, this post is the perfect place to start.
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