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I don't agree, it seems to be a subtle attempt to spread the Office brand by means of trying to make it's styling more prevalent. The first line of the release
by jbigelow76 11y ago
I don't agree, it seems to be a subtle attempt to spread the Office brand by means of trying to make it's styling more prevalent. The first line of the release seems to point at using the UI outside of Office as well as with add ons:
Office UI Fabric is a responsive, mobile-first, front-end framework for developers, designed to make it simple to quickly create web experiences using the Office Design Language.
- oblio 11y agoWell, this is the best kind of promotion: we get quality stuff for free, they get free exposure and also seem hip, unlike Microsoft circa 2010.
- jbigelow76 11y agoYeah I didn't mean it as a dig when I mentioned the spreading of the Office brand. I will finally be able to build an app that doesn't linger in default Bootstrap styling forever :)