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Hosting React app on SharePoint

Submitted Feb 1, 2019

Section: Crisp talk Technical level: Intermediate

Most enterprises use SharePoint as their primary collaboration portal. SharePoint offers it’s own way to build component based pages, React can handle this too well. All other functions - authentication, data etc are handled by SharePoint ecosystem. Arming it with react would make it a perfect suite for simpe and semi-complex web applications.

Outline

What is SharePoint?
Why SharePoint + React combo is perfect for apps
Demo: Hosting a React app on Sharepoint
(optional) Demo: Setting up a quick CI/CD pipeline to deploy solutions to SharePoint QA using One Drive + SharePoint Libraries + (Flow)

Requirements

Nothing specific, this is going to be more like a demo not hands on session.

Speaker bio

Rahul Shenoy
Technical Architect at Applied Materials.

Slides

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1okrNv-TuA3AHTWifLirwT9rCZbwINzV3n9thT0iRcKE/edit?usp=sharing

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