Get started with the SharePoint Framework
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This module will introduce you to the SharePoint Framework and walk you through getting your local and online environment configured for developing with the SharePoint Framework.
Configure a developer environment for SharePoint Framework development, Summarize the tools involved in SharePoint Framework development, Demonstrate using the correct tool for the appropriate SharePoint Framework development task
Experience using SharePoint Online at the intermediate level, Ability to program with JavaScript, TypeScript, and Node.js, Experience using Visual Studio Code at the intermediate level, Access to a Microsoft 365 tenant
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