Comment by shp0ngle 5 years ago MS Office is React now? Wow. Does not surprise me though. 4 comments shp0ngle Reply gruez 5 years ago That statement's horribly misleading. The desktop versions (eg. windows or mac) aren't, but the web versions are. fleddr 5 years ago No, it's not misleading. The Office 365 desktop apps are written in React. As is Teams. As is Visual Studio Code.Specifically, React Native for Windows. https://github.com/Microsoft/react-native-windowsFor things like background services, they still use C/C++. gruez 5 years ago > No, it's not misleading. The Office 365 desktop apps are written in React. As is Teams. As is Visual Studio Code.Is there a source for this? I searched around and can only find rumors from 2018, and announcements that the mobile apps are using react. 1 reply →
gruez 5 years ago That statement's horribly misleading. The desktop versions (eg. windows or mac) aren't, but the web versions are. fleddr 5 years ago No, it's not misleading. The Office 365 desktop apps are written in React. As is Teams. As is Visual Studio Code.Specifically, React Native for Windows. https://github.com/Microsoft/react-native-windowsFor things like background services, they still use C/C++. gruez 5 years ago > No, it's not misleading. The Office 365 desktop apps are written in React. As is Teams. As is Visual Studio Code.Is there a source for this? I searched around and can only find rumors from 2018, and announcements that the mobile apps are using react. 1 reply →
fleddr 5 years ago No, it's not misleading. The Office 365 desktop apps are written in React. As is Teams. As is Visual Studio Code.Specifically, React Native for Windows. https://github.com/Microsoft/react-native-windowsFor things like background services, they still use C/C++. gruez 5 years ago > No, it's not misleading. The Office 365 desktop apps are written in React. As is Teams. As is Visual Studio Code.Is there a source for this? I searched around and can only find rumors from 2018, and announcements that the mobile apps are using react. 1 reply →
gruez 5 years ago > No, it's not misleading. The Office 365 desktop apps are written in React. As is Teams. As is Visual Studio Code.Is there a source for this? I searched around and can only find rumors from 2018, and announcements that the mobile apps are using react. 1 reply →
That statement's horribly misleading. The desktop versions (eg. windows or mac) aren't, but the web versions are.
No, it's not misleading. The Office 365 desktop apps are written in React. As is Teams. As is Visual Studio Code.
Specifically, React Native for Windows. https://github.com/Microsoft/react-native-windows
For things like background services, they still use C/C++.
> No, it's not misleading. The Office 365 desktop apps are written in React. As is Teams. As is Visual Studio Code.
Is there a source for this? I searched around and can only find rumors from 2018, and announcements that the mobile apps are using react.
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