The Fluid Framework is meant to better support fast, simultaneous multi-person coauthoring on Web and document content, officials said. The document model will allow authors and creators to “deconstruct content into collaborative building blocks.” In turn, these building blocks can be used across applications and combined into new and more flexible kinds of documents. The Fluid Framework also will allow content authors to work with intelligent agents, which can perform tasks like translating text, fetching content, suggesting edits and more.
Fluid Framework is a new web platform for Office 365 that is designed to make document creation and editing more fluid across multiple users. Microsoft says the new feature will allow content from the web and apps can be extracted and shared by several people so they more easily collaborate.
Microsoft plans to deliver Microsoft 365 cloud experiences powered by Fluid and hopes developers extend Microsoft 365 with it. Microsoft 365 applications such as Word, Teams, and Outlook are expected to benefit from Fluid.
