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This guide walks developers through the process of creating a React-based QuickView component in Adaptive Card Extensions (ACEs) using the SharePoint Framework (SPFx) version 1.20. With step-by-step instructions, this tutorial is ideal for developers looking to enhance user interactions within SharePoint by implementing customized, adaptive card-based quick views.
Key takeaways include:
Setting up an ACE project in SPFx
Integrating React components for a dynamic QuickView
Leveraging SPFx 1.20 enhancements to streamline the development process