The SharePoint Framework currently has support for SharePoint Online and Office 365 services. Support for SharePoint Server 2016 on premises is planned for later this year.

Reaction to Microsoft's new SharePoint Framework is mixed, though mostly positive because it coexists with old development models.

The Teams improvements are in preview, while the latest SharePoint Framework brings a range of improvements immediately.

Microsoft has finally pushed SharePoint Framework into general release. It's arguably the upgrade the developer community has been most eager to get its collective hands.

SharePoint Framework Plans Microsoft plans to update the SharePoint Framework at a rapid pace. The preview today has Web Parts support, but Microsoft's plans include "delivering modern page editing ...

The SharePoint Framework got the spotlight at Microsoft's general availability release of SharePoint Server 2016 back in May. At that time, Microsoft promised that the coming framework would ease ...

The SharePoint Framework went live in February, bringing support for client-side WebPart development. Eventually, the SharePoint Framework will add support for developing custom Pages, Portals and ...

SharePoint Framework 1.14 Release Candidate brings users updates for Viva Connections, Microsoft Teams, and SharePoint Online experiences.

One of the big reasons Microsoft pushed SharePoint Framework into general availability in February was to attract more developer talent into the SharePoint ecosystem. Yesterday, the Redmond, Wash.

The SharePoint Framework got the spotlight at Microsoft's general availability release of SharePoint Server 2016 back in May. At that time, Microsoft promised that the coming framework would ease ...