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PnP Core SDK v1.17.0 and PnP Framework 1.20.0 release

Adam Wójcik
3 minutes to read
08 Jul, 2026
- Community post

PnP Core SDK v1.17.0 and PnP Framework 1.20.0 are out — bringing new features, improvements, and community-driven enhancements.

PnP Framework roadmap update

Adam Wójcik
5 minutes to read
16 Jun, 2026
- Community post

The PnP Framework has served the community incredibly well, but the time has come to look ahead. We are sharing a transparent, two-phase roadmap: first migrating the Provisioning and Modernization engines to PnP Core SDK, then eventually archiving PnP Framework. Read on to understand the timeline, the reasoning, and what you should do to prepare.

New Microsoft 365 & Power Platform Community coordination team members – May 2026

Vesa Juvonen
6 minutes to read
29 May, 2026
- Community post

We are excited to announce that we are growing our virtual Microsoft 365 & Power Platform Community coordination team with additional community members.

PnP Framework v1.19.0 – .NET 10 support, lighter dependencies, and steady progress

Ejaz Hussain
3 minutes to read
26 May, 2026
- Community post

PnP Framework v1.19.0 is out — bringing .NET 10 support, the removal of the Microsoft.Graph package dependency, flexible sections in the provisioning engine, and several community-driven fixes.

SharePoint Framework Toolkit v4.19.0 minor release

Adam Wójcik
5 minutes to read
22 May, 2026
- Community post

SharePoint Framework Toolkit is a Visual Studio Code extension that aims to boost your productivity in developing and managing SharePoint Framework solutions, helping at every stage of your development flow, from setting up your development workspace to deploying a solution straight to your tenant without the need to leave VS Code. With the SharePoint Framework, you can use modern web technologies and tools in your preferred development environment to build productive experiences and apps that are responsive and mobile-ready, allowing you to create solutions to extend SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Viva Connections, Outlook, and Microsoft365.com.

Agent Builder, Copilot Studio, or Azure AI Foundry: How We Decide for Every Client

Elliot Margot
7 minutes to read
21 May, 2026
- Community post

Every discovery session I run for enterprise clients hits the same wall: someone has been told that Microsoft now has “three ways to build agents,” and they want to know which one to pick.