E.g.
Add-PnPFieldToContentType -Field <tab> -ContentType <tab>
E.g.
Add-PnPFieldToContentType -Field <tab> -ContentType <tab>
Code blocks are deliberately simple, plain, and scrollable. (screenshot #4).
DSL, ContentType, associated values, LazyVStack, switch statement. Various views.
With these moving parts, have achieved everything we need for 95% of most server-driven-UI use cases. But
Code blocks are deliberately simple, plain, and scrollable. (screenshot #4).
DSL, ContentType, associated values, LazyVStack, switch statement. Various views.
With these moving parts, have achieved everything we need for 95% of most server-driven-UI use cases. But
Add-PnPContentTypesFromContentTypeHub
Afterwards, i can fetch the CT in a var and use it as expected.
Add-PnPContentTypesFromContentTypeHub
Afterwards, i can fetch the CT in a var and use it as expected.
#HTTP #API #REST #ContentType
#HTTP #API #REST #ContentType
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now i come to think of it, why tf are OPTIONS and HEAD separate call types? why is there POST, PUT and PATCH when they can all have data in their bodies??
now i come to think of it, why tf are OPTIONS and HEAD separate call types? why is there POST, PUT and PATCH when they can all have data in their bodies??
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We pass a page with a title and an array of ContentItems. The renderer displays them as a feed, with the classic ScrollView, LazyVStack, and ForEach. (screenshot #3)
The heart of the renderer is ContentItemView, that renders the view based on the ContentType. One big bloody explicit
We pass a page with a title and an array of ContentItems. The renderer displays them as a feed, with the classic ScrollView, LazyVStack, and ForEach. (screenshot #3)
The heart of the renderer is ContentItemView, that renders the view based on the ContentType. One big bloody explicit
The heart of our renderer is ContentItemView, that renders the view based on the ContentType. One big bloody explicit switch statement. Each of these branches in the Switch simply renders a SwiftUI view initialised
The heart of our renderer is ContentItemView, that renders the view based on the ContentType. One big bloody explicit switch statement. Each of these branches in the Switch simply renders a SwiftUI view initialised