SharePoint 2019 Overview and Use SPFx Extensions SharePoint 2019 is finally here! Finally the SharePoint Server 2019 RTM version has been announced. We can now take a look of what the new version brings to the On-Premises world of SharePoint.  Not much has changed since the announcement of SharePoint 2019 Preview but still there is a lot of good stuff brought to this new SharePoint Server release. And see how can we use SharePoint Framework Web Parts and Extensions Kirti Prajapati

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Agenda Introduction What’s New Removed and Deprecated Features Use of SharePoint Framework SharePoint 2019 is finally here! Finally the SharePoint Server 2019 RTM version has been announced. We can now take a look of what the new version brings to the On-Premises world of SharePoint.  Not much has changed since the announcement of SharePoint 2019 Preview but still there is a lot of good stuff brought to this new SharePoint Server release. And see how can we use SharePoint Framework Web Parts and Extensions

Introduction SharePoint has come a long way and it is nothing but amazing to see the constant innovation that Microsoft has been introducing to the platform over the years. With this release, SharePoint Server finally gets modern and includes a major set of the features that are already available in SharePoint Online. After the release of SharePoint Online back in 2013 and with the release of SharePoint 2016, Microsoft has adopted the “Cloud-first, mobile first” vision where all new features are first released to SharePoint Online and then gradually released to SharePoint On-Premises New major versions that occur approximately every 3 years and through Feature Packs that were introduced in SharePoint 2016 and allow the latest Cloud innovations to be brought to the On-Premises world. SharePoint 2016 was the first major SharePoint On-Premises release that took advantage of the extensive Microsoft experience managing SharePoint Online and the second major version was just recently announced: SharePoint 2019.

Introduction Focuses on 3 Areas User experiences developed through SharePoint Online Content engagement across all browsers and devices Powerful scaling security and compliance capabilities

What’s New Lets’ take a look at the major features that the new version will bring! The main focus of the new release is no doubt the inclusion of major parts of the Modern Experiences already available in SharePoint Online, bringing a responsive user experience and allowing access to SharePoint 2019 from any device (PC and mobile devices). Here are the major new features that were announced and that will be included in SharePoint 2019:

What’s New Modern Team Sites Modern Communication Sites Modern Lists and Libraries Modern Pages Modern SharePoint Development Platform Support to the latest OneDrive Sync Client Improved Hybrid Support

Modern Team Sites It is one of the core components Always been the major collaboration tool Modern and responsive user experience Allowing users to easily collaborate Share information within Teams and organization They will not be supported in Office 365 Groups and thus not taking advantage of some of the coolest collaboration features in Office 365 such as: Planner Office 365 Group features Ability to connect a Team Site with a Team in Microsoft Teams

Modern Communication Sites Team Sites are all about collaboration Communication Sites are all about user engagement Having a way to easily share relevant information Team Sites – users are : Active contributors Communication Sites – users are : Consumers Restricted set of users that will publish information

Modern Lists One of the core collaboration features in SharePoint Allowing users to work on and share information in a structured way Allowing users to interact with the information with a richer user experience Available across multiple devices and browsers

Modern Lists One of the core collaboration features in SharePoint Allowing users to work on and share information in a structured way Allowing users to interact with the information with a richer user experience Available across multiple devices and browsers Major advantage is the possibility to easily format column data using the conditional formatting features Other major improvements that will be available later this year or in 2019: Row Formatting: Ability to create new formatting experiences for any List or Library with scripting Realtime List updates: Ability to see updates to Lists and Libraries instantly without having to refresh the page New Ways to create Lists: Ability to create Lists based on Excel, templates or other Lists

Modern Libraries One of the core collaboration features in SharePoint Allowing users to Work on files (and metadata) Share with other colleagues in the organization Easily sync their files with their computer using the latest version of OneDrive for Business

Modern Pages In Classic SharePoint experience Pages are typically rendered server side Pages are composed by a set of web parts Modern pages are rendered client side Bring the power of client side web parts to give users a responsive user experience Available across multiple devices and browsers Users can now create new pages with rich content quickly and easily

Modern Development Platform Support to SharePoint Framework web parts and extensions will be enhanced SharePoint 2019 will include SharePoint Framework Yeoman generator 1.7.0 Include support to Webhooks Supported development options in SharePoint 2019 SharePoint Framework client-side web parts SharePoint Framework extensions Webhooks Asset packaging and automatic JavaScript file hosting from app catalog Column formatting

Support to OneDrive Sync Client Add OneDrive Sync Client support for both Personal and Team Sites

Improved Hybrid Support Hybrid configured during deployment: It will be possible to configure a hybrid SharePoint environment during SharePoint deployment New SharePoint Hybrid status bar

Removed and Deprecated Features SharePoint has come a long way and it is nothing but amazing to see the constant innovation that Microsoft has been introducing to the platform over the years. With this release, SharePoint Server finally gets modern and includes a major set of the features that are already available in SharePoint Online. After the release of SharePoint Online back in 2013 and with the release of SharePoint 2016, Microsoft has adopted the “Cloud-first, mobile first” vision where all new features are first released to SharePoint Online and then gradually released to SharePoint On-Premises New major versions that occur approximately every 3 years and through Feature Packs that were introduced in SharePoint 2016 and allow the latest Cloud innovations to be brought to the On-Premises world. SharePoint 2016 was the first major SharePoint On-Premises release that took advantage of the extensive Microsoft experience managing SharePoint Online and the second major version was just recently announced: SharePoint 2019.

Removed and Deprecated Features Automatic mode in incoming email Code-based sandboxed solution Digest authentication Power Pivot Power View SQL Reporting Services integrated mode Access Services 2010 & 2013 Aggregated Newsfeed InfoPath Client/InfoPath Services List web service Machine Translation service PerformancePoint Services SharePoint Designer (Microsoft has stopped investing in SharePoint Designer but it will be supported until 2026) Site Mailbox Site Manager

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