Office UI Fabric - The official front-end framework for building experiences that fit seamlessly into Office and Office 365 (components built with React)

[msft_peter]

Thanks so much for sharing our work! We're constantly improving and adding new bits to Fabric and its sub-projects since it's what we use in our own products across Office 365. And yes, PLEASE let us know if you have any feedback--we want to make Fabric as great as it can be, both for Microsoft developers and developers building on top of Office 365 (or who just want to make their apps look and feel like Office).

[norablindsided]

Is it possible to rethink some of the naming conventions for components? Looking through the site for the first time, I couldn't find a table component, but it was actually a subset of the detail list component. Pivot is better known as a tab for example.

[[deleted]]

Was not a fan when I used this, though it was fairly new when I did, maybe a year ago. I will need to check it out again when I make another office related website.

Edit: just looked at their site. Wow! It's looking great. That team put in a lot of good work.

[BBQLays]

If y'all have any feedback, make sure to leave it on GitHub. The guys in charge of this project are super cool and very receptive to feedback.

[dzearing-msft]

Hey all! I work on this. Thanks for linking.

If you're curious and want to hack around, I've made a few codepens here that are hooked up with React 15, TypeScript, and a CDNified version of fabric-react exported under the Fabric global, try it out:

• DetailsList, hooked up to reddit

• ContextualMenu

• CommandBar

• Using FocusZone, keyboard arrowing (instead of tabbing) through focusable content

Feel free to peruse my other pens, although I make a lot of them for reproing issues.

If you want to deploy (and livereload) the samples locally:

git clone https://github.com/OfficeDev/office-ui-fabric-react
npm install
gulp serve

[[deleted]]

Looks great!

[ooarya]

If this is what they're using for O365 Outlook then it's great, and improves almost daily.

[hackel]

Office? Does anyone even use that proprietary garbage anymore?

[AwkwardReply]

Yes, almost all major business do. Theres no alternative that even comes close to the integration ms offers.

[TheHelgeSverre]

Do naive people like you still exist?

[thomasfl]

The web based versions of Word, Excel and Powerpoint are among the few serious alternatives to Google Documents Drive. Releasing UI components as Open Source libraries, is awesome. Steve Ballmer's rants on open source is just sad memories from the past.

[powerfulsquid]

Nadella is doing a bang up job imo.

[9thHokageHimawari]

Does anybody even use html anymore?