Late last year I blogged about the future of ngOfficeUIFabric, a project I kicked off and managed for a few years. This project took the Office UI Fabric Core CSS components and implemented …
Read MoreI've waited a long time to write this post but after some recent developments were made more public last week, I finally feel like it's time to start moving forward. TL;DR Heads up, this is a long …
Read MoreMost of the work I do these days involves TypeScript used to implement either a client-side project using Angular or server-side using Node.js. Visual Studio Code quickly grew to become my favorite …
Read MoreOver the last year I've spent less time on the road attending and presenting at conferences than in previous years... it's been quite nice cutting back on the travel. I do have a few conferences I'll …
Read MoreLast week, on July 27, 2016, the Office UI Fabric team published a blog post (The evolution of Fabric's components) that mentioned some changes to the Office UI Fabric project... some pretty …
Read MoreA while ago I blogged about the continuous delivery process we have put in place with the ngOfficeUIFabric library of Angular 1 directives for the Office UI Fabric. In that post I referenced another …
Read MoreToday we released v0.11.0 of the ngOfficeUiFabric library. This release includes a new directive, multiple fixes, updates to Office UI Fabric 2.6.1 and updates to our tooling, bringing us to a total …
Read MoreToday we released v0.9.0 of the ngOfficeUiFabric library. This release includes a new directive, multiple fixes and new features such as support for the new fixed table type introduced in Office UI …
Read MoreToday we released v0.8.0 of the ngOfficeUiFabric library. This release includes two new directives, bringing us to a total of twenty-six (26) directives! <uif-list />: Implementation of the list; …
Read MoreRecently I joined Microsoft's Sonya Koptyev in the Channel 9 studio to talk about ngOfficeUIFabric, our Angular directive project for the Office UI Fabric. If you're looking for a quick way to see …
Read MoreToday we released v0.7.0 of the ngOfficeUiFabric library. This release includes two new directives, bringing us to a total of twenty-four (24) directives! <uif-org-chart />: Implementation of the …
Read MoreToday we released v0.6.0 of the ngOfficeUiFabric library. This release includes two new directives, bringing us to a total of twenty-one (21) directives! <uif-commandbar />: Implementation of the …
Read MoreOver the last few months I've been serving as a coordinators for the ngOfficeUIFabric project where we are building directives for Angular 1.x for the Office UI Fabric controls. We have adopted some …
Read MoreOver the last few months I've been serving as a coordinators for the ngOfficeUIFabric project where we are building directives for Angular 1.x for the Office UI Fabric controls. We have adopted some …
Read MoreOver the last few months I've been serving as a coordinators for the ngOfficeUIFabric project where we are building directives for Angular 1.x for the Office UI Fabric controls. We have adopted some …
Read MoreToday we released v0.5.0 of the ngOfficeUiFabric library. This release includes two new directives, bringing us to a total of seventeen (17) directives! <uif-datepicker />: Implementation of the …
Read MoreToday we released v0.4.0 of the ngOfficeUiFabric library. This release includes two new directives, bringing us to a total of fifteen (15) directives! <uif-button />: Implementation of the button; …
Read MoreToday we released v0.3.0 of the ngOfficeUiFabric library. This release includes one new directives, bringing us to a total of thirteen directives! <uif-callout />: Implementation of the callout; by …
Read MoreToday we released v0.2.0 of the ngOfficeUiFabric library. This release includes four new directives, bringing us to a total of ten directives! <uif-choicefield />: Implementation of the choicefield; …
Read MoreI've been wanting to write this post for a long time. Back when the Office UI Fabric was released, I was instantly pushing for a set of Angular 1.x directives. Microsoft didn't have it in their plans …
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