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Today, we are pleased to announce the latest additions to Teams Microsoft Graph APIs, including resource-specific consent permissions for chats and delegated permissions for tags.
Microsoft AI MVP shares how he built a Microsoft Teams bot, using Azure and Dynamics 365, to help centralize the tools people use every day at work.
We’re making a few necessary changes to property names and types, to align them with similar properties elsewhere in Microsoft Graph.
Microsoft Learn Student Ambassadors introduce their shopping list chatbot that can participate in direct chats as well as group chats to understand the required items from the conversation and add them to the shopping list.
In today’s Microsoft Graph Mailbag post, we’ll use the Microsoft Search APIs on Microsoft Graph to return only files/documents.
Credentials are a vital part of an application registration when your application is used as a confidential client. Learn about the recent changes to Azure AD's client secret functionality.
A group of University College London students created Project Resourcium to centralize student resources in a single portal after observing the struggle of having many different portals and websites.
Today, we’re announcing an upcoming breaking change for developers using the Microsoft Graph API for eDiscovery (beta). To correct an incorrect mapping, we are renaming the additionalData property to additionalDataOptions.
Today, we’re announcing some upcoming breaking changes for developers using the Microsoft Graph API for eDiscovery. We're changing the way that holds are applied to custodians so that we can more efficiently batch policy application.
Get inspired by the end-to-end solution developed by students using Microsoft Teams and Moodle in the first of our Learn from the Community series.