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If your applications are currently using Outlook REST API v1.0, you should plan to transition to Microsoft Graph to ensure continued access to Exchange Online data.
Do more with the new 3.0.0 release of the Microsoft Graph JavaScript SDK. This release includes support for multiple authentication flows and enhancements to the large file upload task.
We have made improvements to our API to make it more useful and intuitive to developers. Implementing these improvements requires us to introduce some breaking changes detailed here.
New features and improvements simplify building high-quality, efficient and resilient applications accessing Microsoft Graph.
This library improves on the existing MSAL Angular v1 library bringing exciting new features to provide a better experience.
The new release of MSAL for React expands the libraries you can use with the Microsoft identity platform to developers using React.
We are excited to announce an upcoming public preview for building experiences for Viva Connections using SharePoint Framework. We will be releasing this preview capability as part of the SharePoint Framework 1.13 beta, which is scheduled to get published by end of July.
We’re excited to bring an alternative to PowerShell and JMESPath capabilities to you with the preview new command line interface (CLI) for Microsoft Graph.
As an app publisher, you can work with analysts in the Microsoft 365 App Compliance team to demonstrate that both your application and its supporting infrastructure are qualified to protect the security and privacy of your customers’ sensitive data.
You can now subscribe to all types of changes (create, update, and delete) to teams, channels, and team membership. You also have the option to request resource data when receiving the change notification itself. The expansion of support to these additional Teams resources will open even more scenarios that you can tap into and automate.