SharePoint Framework for Developers: 3 Deployment, Upgrades, and Lifecycle

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Free Online Course: SharePoint Framework for Developers: 3 Deployment, Upgrades, and Lifecycle provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 1-2 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. SharePoint Framework for Developers: 3 Deployment, Upgrades, and Lifecycle is taught by Sahil Malik.

Overview
  • In this practical course—the third installment in a series—learn how to deploy SPFx solutions and manage their upgrades, and explore the ALM APIs.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Welcome
    • What you should know
    • Using the exercise files
    1. Environment Setup and Starter Code
    • My dev machine
    • Write a simple SPFx web part
    • Write an application customizer
    2. Office 365 Content Delivery Network (CDN)
    • Introduction: Office 365 CDN
    • Set up a document library to act as a CDN
    • Manage the Office 365 CDN using PowerShell
    • Manage the Office 365 CDN using Office 365 CLI
    • Demonstrate the Office 365 CDN with a text file
    • Demonstrate the usage of a CDN with spfxwebpart
    • Uninstall an SPFx solution
    • Demonstrate automatic client-side asset deployment
    3. The Site Collection App Catalog
    • Introduction: Site collection app catalog
    • Use PowerShell to manage the site collection app catalog
    • Use Office 365 CLI to manage the site collection app catalog
    • Use the site collection app catalog to deploy SPFx solutions
    4. Upgrade SPFx Solutions
    • Introduction: Upgrade SPFx solutions
    • Upgrade SPFx solutions that provision SharePoint assets
    • Upgrade code artifacts: Theory
    • Upgrade SPFx solutions that rely on code
    5. Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) APIs
    • Introduction: ALM APIs
    • Install the SharePoint PnP PowerShell
    • Use PnP PowerShell to make a package available for installation
    • Use PnP PowerShell to install uninstall and upgrade apps
    • Use PnP PowerShell to remove apps from the app catalog
    • Use Office 365 CLI to make a package available for installation
    • Use Office 365 CLI to install, uninstall, and upgrade apps
    • Use Office 365 CLI to remove an app
    Conclusion
    • Next steps