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The problem is caused by the protocolless jQuery URL (//code.jquery.com/jquery-1.12.3.js). If you change it to https:// your web part will work as expected.

Also, change ModuleLoader to SPModuleLoader. It seems like the class has been renamed in drop 6.

When starting the workbench by default it uses the en-US locale. To override this you can run: $ gulp serve --locale=de-de which will cause the workbench to use the de-DE locale instead. Another …

The SP.UI namespace correspond to the classic SharePoint UI and, as far as I know, doesn't have an equivalent in modern sites. While you could theoretically load all scripts, required to use this name …

The sample itself is pretty old and has just recently been updated to GA, unfortunately without updating the setup steps. Originally, when the sample was published, there was no hosted workbench, so y …

The fs module is a part of Node.js and is not available inside web parts. You could use it in custom Gulp tasks but not inside web parts. On runtime web parts run in web browser and not on top of the …

I'd suggest that you look at the components listed at https://dev.office.com/fabric#/components and read the best practices section of each component to see what it is and isn't meant for. Components …

You can reference the .js file using require('file.js'). Keep in mind that its contents will be wrapped in a function so you won't be able to just call variables in functions defined in that file. I' …

Every time you change a property in the web part property pane, SharePoint Framework calls the web part render method, where you can choose to update the view and repaint the web part. If you want, yo …

Are you using Node.js v8 by any chance? If so, there is a known issue with the http/2 experimental feature. You can disable it by setting the NODE_NO_HTTP2=1 environment variable. More information abo …

Unfortunately not. This version number is only meant for use inside the package. Each component (web part, extension) has its own version number which is independent of the package version number, whi …

Unfortunately, you can’t do that. There is no supported way of hiding apps installed in a site from the site contents view.

I would be careful about implementing Angular routes in Web Parts (no matter if it's Angular 1 or 2). Imagine that you would have multiple Web Parts on the page each with each own set of routes persis …

The easiest way to load CSS from CDN is using the ModuleLoader class. First you import ModuleLoader in your code: import ModuleLoader from '@microsoft/sp-module-loader'; Then, in the web part's co …

There is a specific guidance article describing how to use SharePoint JSOM with SharePoint Framework client-side web parts available at https://dev.office.com/sharepoint/docs/spfx/web-parts/guidance/c …