Jeremy Thake, Author at Microsoft 365 Developer Blog

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Announcing the Microsoft Teams Meetings Capture solution template

January 13th, 2020

The Meetings Capture app showcases how you can accelerate the development of a canonical business app using the Microsoft 365 platform. We build it to help teams capture the information generated in meetings both in person and online. The app streamlines the ability to create a meeting and store all the information within a Teams ...

What’s new for Microsoft Graph from Ignite – Microsoft 365 Developer Podcast

November 14th, 2019

Jeremy Thake talks to Yina Arenas and Darrel Miller about what's new for Microsoft Graph from Ignite. Listen to the podcast here. See all the recordings for Microsoft Graph at Ignite. Read the Microsoft Graph blog post announcement. Go get the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK Listen now in the ...

The SharePoint API and Microsoft Graph with Jeremy Kelley and Cathy Dew – Microsoft 365 Developer Podcast

June 5th, 2019

In this weeks show Jeremy Thake and Paul Schaeflein talk to Jeremy Kelley and Cathy Dew about the SharePoint APIs and Microsoft Graph. Listen now in the browser or subscribe. If you liked this episode, follow the podcast on iTunes, Google Play, PocketCast, Stitcher or directly at Microsoft 365 Developer Podcast web site...

Build 2019 Microsoft 365 keynote discussion – Microsoft 365 Developer Podcast

May 15th, 2019

In this weeks show Jeremy Thake and Paul Schaeflein talk through the Microsoft 365 announcements from Build 2019. Listen now in the browser or subscribe. If you liked this episode, follow the podcast on iTunes, Google Play, PocketCast, Stitcher or directly at Microsoft 365 Developer Podcast web site. Show Notes...

Build 2019 SDK update – Microsoft 365 Developer Podcast

May 10th, 2019

Jeremy Thake talks to Darrel Miller about all the news on Microsoft Graph SDKs from Build 2019. They talk about the all the reasons why you really should just start using the SDK rather than calling the REST APIs directly from your code... Listen now in the browser or subscribe. If you liked this episode, follow the podcast on iTunes, ...

New basic read access to a users mailbox

April 8th, 2019

Today we are releasing a new Mail.ReadBasic permission scope which allows you to call the Microsoft Graph on behalf of a user and get their Mail messages without the body or attachments. There was huge demand for this more granular permission scope, over the broader Mail.Read, by both our customers and ecosystem partners. There are many ...

Announcing Microsoft Graph Postman Collections

March 29th, 2019

Over the years we have seen amazing growth in the use of Graph Explorer. We've seen usage by developers, architects, IT admins and business analysts exploring the capabilities on both beta and v1.0 endpoints. It is and will always be the best way to experiment with our API. Recently at the Microsoft MVP Summit in March, we were investigating...

The importance of the Microsoft Graph Security APIs to enterprise developers with Preeti Krishna – Microsoft 365 Developer Podcast

February 25th, 2019

In this weeks show, Jeremy Thake talks to Preeti Krishna about the Microsoft Graph Security APIs and how they are important to Microsoft enterprise developers that are out there. Listen now in the browser or subscribe. If you liked this episode, follow the podcast on iTunes, Google Play, PocketCast, Stitcher or directly at Microsoft 365 ...

30 days of Microsoft Graph with Brian Jackett – Microsoft 365 Developer Podcast

December 13th, 2018

Jeremy Thake talks to Brian Jacket on the 30 days of Microsoft Graph blog series. He talks about the dotnet core sample and the challenges he faced spinning up the cross Microsoft and external collaboration! Listen now in the browser or subscribe. If you liked this episode, follow the podcast on iTunes, Google Play, PocketCast, Stitcher or ...

Microsoft Graph documentation has a fresh new look

November 27th, 2018

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! Searchable table of contents The single biggest request we heard was for the ability to find ...

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