Showing results for Microsoft Graph - Microsoft 365 Developer Blog

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.

Announcing the availability of OAuth 2.0 authentication for IMAP, SMTP AUTH protocols to Exchange Online mailboxes.

On Day 6 of the Microsoft Graph Toolkit blog series we are taking a look at mgt-get, one of the most interesting and flexible components in the Microsoft Graph Toolkit. We will also construct a packing app using mgt-get

Have you completed the Microsoft 365 Learn Paths? Up your skill level with our 6 Learn paths, and now localized in three languages.

Day 5 of A Lap around Microsoft Graph Toolkit, we will explore an extremely useful feature, templates, that allows us to customize the UI of individual toolkit components.

In day 4 of A Lap around Microsoft Graph Toolkit, we will show you how to use attributes, properties, and CSS properties to customize the functionality and appearance of components. A cool demo of how to create a display of your team members that it looks like a bunch of polaroids!

Hello Microsoft Graph developers! I wanted to provide some information about the latest updates to our Microsoft Graph tutorials and quick-starts, and share the upcoming plans to improve and expand these experiences.

Welcome to Day 3 of the Microsoft Graph Toolkit blog series! In this blog post we walk through the Microsoft Graph Toolkit Playground, a website where you can view and test toolkit components directly online without having to create a real project. It also gives you an overview of components available in the latest version of the Toolkit (version 1...