Dev Blogs
To ensure our commitment towards providing a great developer experience, we are announcing a new set of CDN URLs for MSAL JS. The new CDN URLs will be hosted on Microsoft Azure CDN and will ensure better availability of our library, so you can continue to have a great user experience for your application.
In May 2019 we introduced the Microsoft Graph Toolkit, a collection of reusable, framework-agnostic web UI components that work automatically with Microsoft Graph. We’re excited to announce that this first collection of UI components is now generally available!
You can now use these Outlook APIs in Graph v1.0 to implement production apps that require access to the raw contents of an email message or an attachment. You can download file attachments in binary format or item attachments in MIME format. Also, you can translate the format of identifiers of multiple resources by specifying the source and target...
Today, we are announcing that on October 13th, 2020 we will stop supporting and retire Basic Authentication for Exchange Active Sync (EAS), Post Office Protocol (POP), Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP), and Remote PowerShell (RPS) in Exchange Online. This means that new or existing applications using one or more of these API’s/protocols will ...
Today at UnoConf in Montreal, we are announcing that the Windows Community Toolkit now includes a preview of XAML controls for Microsoft Graph. To watch the announcement via live stream please tune in for the Uno Platform Keynote at 10:45AM EST available online here.
We’re announcing several changes to the calls and online meetings APIs in Microsoft Graph beta, including a few breaking changes.
In the last week of September we will remove the following beta APIs, as the same functionality is already available through different APIs. v1.0 APIs are not affected.
The existing policies collection will be replaced with a policies URL segment. Under the policies segment we will group multiple typed policy resources.
Breaking changes: Application and ServicePrincipal API updates in Microsoft Graph beta
Starting this week, all new members of the Office 365 Developer Program (including Visual Studio Professional and Enterprise members) can sign up for a Microsoft 365 E5 developer subscription (Windows not included). This replaces the Office 365 E3 developer subscription that we made available starting in March 2018.