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PART 1 – Code, dataset or api is made available for other teams

Introduction

In the spirit of collaboration and knowledge sharing, we are excited to announce that the Hogwarts Academic Calendar SPFx Web Part is now available on GitHub. This project showcases the Hogwarts Academic Calendar using a rich calendar view built with React and react-big-calendar

Project Overview

The Academic Calendar is a SharePoint Framework (SPFx) web part designed to display events in a calendar format. It leverages modern front-end technologies to provide a seamless and responsive user experience. Key features include:

  • Displaying events in a calendar view
  • Detailed event information on click
  • fast serve command line utility, which modifies your SharePoint Framework solution, so that it runs continuous serve command 10-15x times faster, than the regular gulp serve.

You can find the complete source code and detailed instructions in the GitHub repository.

Getting Started
To get started with the Academic Calendar SPFx Web Part, follow the instructions in the README. The README provides a comprehensive guide on how to clone the repository, install dependencies, build, bundle, and deploy the solution to your SharePoint environment.

Conclusion

By making the Academic Calendar SPFx Web Part available on GitHub for other teams, we aim to promote a culture of collaboration and continuous improvement. We encourage other teams to explore the repository, provide feedback, and contribute to the project.

Together, we can build better solutions and share knowledge across teams. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or suggestions.

PART 2 – A sensible contribution(pull request) on a compeeting teams solution.

Here I decided to extend the hand of hospitality to our dear friends at The Team Who MUST Be Named. My contribution came in the form of a PR, where i noticed they had not had time to implement some error handling for their method darkledger/src/components/DarkLedger.tsx

This seemed like a sensible contribution. Here is the implementation:

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