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We are very excited to announce a SharePoint Server Subscription Edition AMA!   An AMA is a live text-based online event similar to a “YamJam” on Yammer or an “Ask Me Anything” on Reddit. This AM...
EmilyPerina
Updated May 10, 2022
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DomN
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May 10, 2022
- Newer SPFX on Prem, ever? - Stuck with legacy InfoPath & DesignerWF on Prem post 2026 or some offline native option coming (short of custom dev) --ie powerApps/Automate server edition when (sic) -Any legacy or new service apps being looked at/iterated on? Search, IRM/DLP, UPS, WF, BDC/BCS PS thanks for doing this!
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DomN
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May 10, 2022

Sorry that formatting was oof post submit, edit:

 

  • - Newer SPFX on Prem, ever?

 

  • Stuck with legacy InfoPath & DesignerWF on Prem post 2026 or some offline native option coming (short of custom dev)
    • ie powerApps/Automate server edition when (sic)
  • Any legacy or new service apps being looked at/iterated on? Search, IRM/DLP, UPS, WF, BDC/BCS PS thanks for doing this!
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    DomN
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    May 10, 2022
    well i give up and line breaks are no bueno apparently.... sorry for the formatting lol!
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      Steve Zhang
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      May 10, 2022

      Hi Dom,

       

      From customers, we already know how crucial it is to support newer version of SharePoint Framework and associated toolchains. Thank you for this feedback! Actually, this is one of the hottest questions people want to know regarding SharePoint Server Subscription Edition (SPSE).

       

      We're currently investigating how we can upgrade SharePoint Framework, Office Fabric UI, and React in SPSE. For example, by the end of this year we plan to upgrade to the newest version of Office UI Fabric in the 5.x series. We plan to start supporting newer versions of SharePoint Framework within the next 12 months. This will be a multi-step journey over time because much of the functionality in newer versions of SharePoint Framework were specifically designed for SPO scenarios that aren't available on-premises. We plan to add support for newer SharePoint Framework versions incrementally over time (version by version) to ensure high quality.

       

      SPSE is a live product in evergreen mode, it gives much more possibilities to add new things to this version comparing with older version of SharePoint Server products. SPFx will fully benefit from this evergreen model.

       

      Thanks

      Steve

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        DomN
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        May 10, 2022
        Cool. Good luck and good to hear 🙂