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Customers who’re using the SharePoint Framework (SPFx) on SharePoint Server deployments, also known as SharePoint on-premises, never see new features or capabilities for their environments. Sure... you get it; Microsoft isn’t updating the SPFx for SharePoint Server from what’s already provided. It’s hard to keep track of what is or isn’t supported on-premises. It’s hard to keep track of what you need to create and maintain your SPFx solutions for SharePoint Server deployments. If you’re reading this and nodding your head in agreement, and maybe with a bit of frustration, then this article is for you. In this post, my goal is to provide the definitive guides to the SharePoint Framework for SharePoint Server on-premises deployments.

Throughout the month of May in 2020, Andrew Connell presented two webinars each week that focused on each of the different workloads tested in the MS-600 Exam: Building Applications and Solutions with Microsoft 365 Core Services including Microsoft identity (Azure AD), Microsoft Graph, SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, and Office Add-ins.

In this webinar series, we asked experienced SharePoint developers to share their thoughts on the SharePoint Framework.

In this series, we’ll tackle the classic five W’s and one H (5W1H) questions to give you the best 10,000 foot perspective on the SharePoint Framework as possible. Andrew Connell wrote this series in late 2020 to help people new to the SharePoint Framework get the answers to the most common and basic questions about the SharePoint Framework.

This four-part blog post series covers the challenges developers face trying to incorporate modern Angular apps in SharePoint Framework projects, two approaches to incorporating Angular projects in SPFx project, and finishes off with the 'good, bad & the ugly' review.