We’ve known about Microsoft’s Fluid Framework since Build 2019, but now it seems the company build out its feature set. As part of its Build 2020 announcements
We’ve known about Microsoft’s Fluid Framework since Build 2019, but now it seems the company build out its feature set. As part of its Build 2020 announcements today, Microsoft announced that new Fluid Framework integrations will be made in Office 365, specifically in Outlook and Office.com. On top of these new integrations, Microsoft also made a big announcement today regarding making Fluid Framework open source.
In a post to the Microsoft Tech Community today, Dan Zarzar explains that Fluid Framework is definitely still in its early stages.
