We are happy to announce the availability of new SharePoint Client-Side Object Model (CSOM) version targeted for the Office 365 or more specifically for SharePoint and Project Online. This was mainly a small maintenance release with minimal updates on the CSOM API surface.
In Day 29 we uploaded files to OneDrive with Microsoft Graph requests. Today we wrap up this 30 Days of Microsoft Graph series with a few community resources, ask for your feedback, and share a few next steps.
In Day 28 we created a webhook notification for Microsoft Graph events. Today we will interact with files stored in OneDrive.
Last year, we announced that on November 2018, we will stop supporting Basic Authentication in the Office 365 Outlook REST API v1.0 and this is a follow up announcement to reiterate that we will be decommissioning Basic Authentication in Outlook REST API v1.0 this month.
In Day 27 we created a Team with Microsoft Graph. Today we’re looking at webhooks in Microsoft Graph.
We've heard your feedback over the years that you'd like to see some improvements to the Microsoft Graph documentation experience. Today we are announcing that we've moved to https://docs.microsoft.com/graph, which gives our docs a fresh new look!
In Day 26 we concluded calling Microsoft Graph using Flow. Today, we'll show how to create teams and automate team lifecycles.
This is the first in a series of regular updates for our beloved developers on all things Microsoft Teams.
In todays post we will show you how to make Microsoft Graph API calls using Microsoft Flow.
In Day 24 we concluded configuring implicit flow authentication on a single-page application.  Today we'll extend the base console application to create a OneNote notebook, section, and page.
