Showing results for February 2021 - Microsoft 365 Developer Blog

A quick introduction on Microsoft Graph and what are the 5 most interesting APIs you should start with today.

Microsoft Graph has now new permission named Sites.Selected, which can be used to control app access on a specific SharePoint site collections.

Announcing a new version of the Microsoft Teams Yeoman generator (yo teams) with the new capabilities on making the creation of enterprise grade solutions for Microsoft Teams as easy as possible.

Surface your Microsoft 365 data using Microsoft Graph with Microsoft Azure Functions and ASP.Net Core Blazor Web Assembly.

Monthly summary on the latest news, guidance, videos, samples, and solutions from Microsoft or from the community for the community.

Due to the pandemic and the effect it has on priorities and work patterns, we are announcing some important changes to our plan to disable Basic Auth in Exchange Online.

We previously introduced Application Access Policy support for Microsoft Graph, and we are now adding Application Access Policy support to Exchange Web Services (EWS) in Exchange Online.

This blog is the first of a series highlighting the shared runtime feature of the Office Add-ins platform. 

The next version of the Microsoft Graph Java/Android SDK is now available for preview! Leverage new modern development features when integrating your application with Microsoft Graph.

Today, we announce that Office applications on Windows have added support for UI Automation custom properties in PowerPoint and Excel so that assistive technologies have access to application-specific information through UI Automation.