Today we're announcing an upcoming breaking change to developers using the Microsoft Graph Users API. The Users API enables admins to get and set properties associated with user objects in Azure AD. This change will be rolling out to all tenants by October 5, 2020. What is the change? This bug fix will prevent Microsoft Graph updates to the mobileP...

Today we’re announcing the general availability of Microsoft Graph Directory Schema extensions in US Government clouds. Schema extensions have been available in the commercial cloud and we’re excited to extend these capabilities to the US Government cloud.

Welcome to Day 13 of the Microsoft Graph Toolkit blog series! There are many application scenarios where developers need to create or modify stand-alone web applications using specific frameworks such as React - not just HTML or JavaScript. In this blog, we create a web application in React and show you how to use the Microsoft Graph Toolkit for bo...

In this edition of A Lap Around the Microsoft Graph Toolkit, we’re going to share real-life examples of how some of our Education-focused partners are building solutions that address today’s challenges of remote and hybrid learning with Microsoft Graph Toolkit powered apps and the Microsoft Teams platform. 

We’re updating a couple preview APIs in the Identity Protection space. We’re changing the way that we’re representing risk event types, and we’re also introducing a new /identityProtection segment to the Microsoft Graph.

We are excited to announce that Microsoft 365 Groups now supports more flexible methods of hiding and showing groups in any Outlook client or the address book.

Over a year ago, we announced new Outlook API throttling limits on the Microsoft Graph beta endpoint. We wanted to give developers a "heads-up" that we are planning to deploy these same limits to the v1.0 endpoint (as well as the v2.0 endpoint of the Outlook REST API). This change will begin deploying on June 1, and should be fully deployed to all ...

Welcome to Day 7 of the Microsoft Graph Toolkit blog series! Today we will talk about the last remaining piece of the puzzle, the piece that makes everything magically work – the provider.

On Day 6 of the Microsoft Graph Toolkit blog series we are taking a look at mgt-get, one of the most interesting and flexible components in the Microsoft Graph Toolkit. We will also construct a packing app using mgt-get

Day 5 of A Lap around Microsoft Graph Toolkit, we will explore an extremely useful feature, templates, that allows us to customize the UI of individual toolkit components.