We're excited to announce that Microsoft.Identity.Web is now generally available. Microsoft.Identity.Web brings a renewed, simplified, end-to-end experience for developers to build secured-by-default web apps or web APIs, possibly calling Microsoft Graph or other web APIs.

Developers can query the directory objects with Microsoft Graph using $count, $filter, $search, and $orderBy on more objects, properties, and links.

Learn how our engineers are working hard to extend the capabilities and even the definition of Microsoft Graph for developers building the next generation of productivity applications.

The way we work is changing faster than ever. At Ignite 2020 we’ll share how the Microsoft 365 platform empowers developers to adapt, innovate, and meet the challenge of that change head-on.

Read about all the Microsoft Teams announcements at Ignite this year, and get links to the virtual hub for online sessions.

It’s that time of the year again! Are you all ready for Ignite 2020? We are absolutely thrilled to be joining you this year for our all-digital Ignite conference. For those of you who are new, Ignite is our biggest Microsoft conference where, amongst many other things – you can get the latest updates on Microsoft Teams platform, Microsoft Graph, Wi...

We're excited to say that Fluid Framework is now available as an open source project!

We’re excited to announce that APIs are now available in public preview on the beta endpoint of Graph.

We're excited to announce that we're taking the next steps in evolving the web viewer control used by the Office Add-ins platform for add-ins running on Windows.

We are excited to announce that the single sign-on (SSO) functionality for Office Add-ins is moving to General Availability with version 2008. This authentication service allows an add-in to automatically and securely sign in a user after being granted consent, providing a more convenient experience by reducing the number of times they are requeste...