Dev Blogs
We’re announcing an upcoming breaking change for developers using deviceType for the teamworkdevices for the beta version in Microsoft Graph API, effective June 26, 2023.
Earlier this year, we shared details on advanced webinars in Teams Premium. Today, we’re announcing the preview (beta) of new Microsoft Graph APIs that allows you to get and monitor webinar data.
HackTogether: the Microsoft Teams Global Hack ends, but the developer journey continues in our community!
The Microsoft Graph Toolkit v3.0 release candidate is now available. You can now build apps for new scenarios, including selecting taxonomy items, providing a search experience and leveraging our new theming experience!
Week 1 of HackTogether: the Microsoft Teams Global Hack – the hackathon where we build apps for Microsoft Teams – is almost over. Here’s what happened and what’s coming.
Last week we launched “HackTogether: the Microsoft Teams Global Hack” – a virtual hackathon all about building apps for Microsoft Teams. Here’s what happened last week and what’s still to come.
In this new version of Microsoft Graph Developer Proxy, we’re excited to introduce the preview ability to detect minimal permissions for calling Microsoft Graph APIs, improved simulation of throttling, and caching guidance.
This blog highlights all the new features we’ve delivered – features that, when combined with our AI and Copilot capabilities, promise to make the Microsoft 365 platform an even more powerful place to build a new generation of collaborative apps.
Have you ever wanted to access Microsoft data and services in your Go applications? Now you can, with the Microsoft Graph Go SDK, now generally available.
We are excited to announce the release of the Microsoft Graph SharePoint Admin API, which provides a powerful way for developers to interact with SharePoint and OneDrive tenant-level settings.