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Build 2020 arrives at a time when a lot has changed in the world. We’ve traded the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle, with its lecture rooms and exposition spaces, with a virtual event space, where sessions are online. We packed a lot of content into this two-day event, and we know it’s a lot to track. We hope this blog post – and its c...

Hello Developers - While we wish we could all meet in person this year at Build 2020, we have a great line up of free, virtual sessions and some exciting announcements to share with you wherever you are in the world. To learn more about all the news related to the Microsoft identity platform read the Build 2020: Fostering a secure and trustworthy ...

Learn about the latest Microsoft 365 platform for Graph, Identity, Microsoft Teams and Fluid Framework.

UPDATE 9/22: read the General Availability announcement. Some of the top asks we have received on Azure Active Directory were for better sorting, counting, and filtering capabilities. We are excited to announce that we are now providing these capabilities on Azure Active Directory objects to developers through Microsoft Graph! In addition to addre...

At Ignite 2019 we announced the general availability of the application API that allows you to programmatically create and configure applications. Building on that that momentum, we are excited to announce general availability of the service principal API in Microsoft Graph.

Today, we’re excited to announce that the new Graph Explorer is generally available, including the following new features and improvements. This version is built using the React/Redux framework.

We have provided descriptions of session types along with relevant detailed session information for content on the Microsoft 365 developer platform.

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 ...

Change notifications uses webhooks to let applications to get notified about changes in Microsoft Graph resource data such as Outlook messages or OneDrive files. Change tracking uses delta queries to let applications discover newly created, updated, or deleted entities without performing a full read of the target resource with every request. Over t...

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.