Today, we're pleased to announce the general availability of several new features to the Microsoft Teams API in Microsoft Graph, including interactive messaging APIs to read and send Microsoft Teams messages.Â
The blog covers the latest Office Add-ins announcements with our developer and IT admin community. These new features will help you create solutions so you can do more with less.Â
Learn about the new capabilities coming soon to the Planner APIÂ in Microsoft Graph including Business Scenarios and application permissions.
The Microsoft 365 App Compliance Program is a two-step approach to app security and compliance. Each tier builds upon the next, giving users the confidence they need while using apps in the Microsoft 365 ecosystem.
Zhidi Shang and Rabia Williams demystify Teams Toolkit for Visual Studio Code to build apps for Microsoft Team by deep diving into various features available that simplify the developer experience.
Are you interested in extending your application to Microsoft Teams and monetizing it in the Teams App Store and Microsoft AppSource? Join our Microsoft Teams App Camp event to learn how!
We are excited to announce public preview for Link unfurling in Outlook so users can now insert a link, and have it expanded into a rich actionable preview card allowing recipients to get additional context on the link and complete their workflows in Outlook, without context switching.
You can now run Microsoft Teams personal tab apps on Microsoft Office apps on Android by joining our beta program.
Learn how Microsoft Teams Toolkit helps simplify and accelerate your Microsoft Teams app development by building a bot that obtains data from an external API and sends a rich message using an Adaptive Card into Microsoft Teams.
Priority Matrix leverages Microsoft Graph endpoints and connectors to integrate with Microsoft Teams and Outlook to help employees focus on high-impact work, increase productivity, and become more efficient.
