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SharePoint Framework SPFx Node Version Compatibility Matrix

SharePoint Framework SPFx Node Version Compatibility Matrix

The SharePoint Framework has gone through many revisions since its introduction some time in early 2017. I have compiled this version matrix by scanning release notes of previous versions of the platform for future reference. At the time of writing I am unaware of any officially documented compatibility issues between

Improve SharePoint Framework Build Times by hacking Gulp and Webpack

Improve SharePoint Framework Build Times by hacking Gulp and Webpack

SharePoint Framework (SpFx) is the latest-and-greatest way to build web parts and bolt on modifications to SharePoint Online (SpFx also has a limited on-premises capability with SharePoint 2016). Adopting SpFx has been mostly a positive experience but as with any new technology there are challenges and growing pains. One challenge

Create a single server farm in SharePoint 2016

Create a single server farm in SharePoint 2016

I was looking around over the last few days/weeks and couldn't find many resources on how to actually create a true single server farm in SharePoint 2016 which doesn't depend on active directory. I am using Azure to provision the VM in this excersize so we are skipping the

MySite Feature Stapling fix for SharePoint 2016

MySite Feature Stapling fix for SharePoint 2016

Update 01-09-2017 - SharePoint 2016 Feature Pack 1 brings several functional updates. One of these updates is the "OneDrive for Business Modern Experience." The ODFB Modern experience is not compatible with traditional feature stapling and I have included the powershell steps below to disable/revert it. How to manage fast

Set Database Names for Search Service Application in SharePoint 2016

Set Database Names for Search Service Application in SharePoint 2016

Unless you script SharePoint installation using AutoSpInstaller or a similar tool, you may not be able to choose database names when creating service applications. When creating a Search Service Application, 4 databases are created in the background: 1. Admin database (primary, stores all configuration) 2. Analytics 3. Crawl 4. Links