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We are excited to announce a new release of our JavaScript SDK 2.0.0 for Microsoft Graph.
Today we’re excited to announce the launch of two sample data packs to help remove this pain point with basic automated sandbox creation: Users - Includes fictitious users, metadata, and photos to simulate a small corporate environment of 16 users. Mail & Events (to be installed after Users) - Populates Outlook email conversations and calendar ...
We are excited to announce the addition of the People Picker web component to the public preview of the Microsoft Graph Toolkit.
If you are still using Discovery Service API to locate the service endpoint, please note that beginning November 1, 2019, API requests to the Office 365 Discovery Service endpoint will no longer work. Learn about what you need to do to prepare for this change.
With our generally available release of the Graph SDK for Objective-C, we have reached feature parity with our .NET, Java and JavaScript SDK.
Today between 22:16 and 23:05 UTC clients calling Microsoft Graph may have observed increased latency in the North America and APAC geographic regions.
We are excited to announce the release of MSAL.NET 4.2.1 which brings a number of new features.
The fast growing cybersecurity market offers lots of opportunity for developers to build modern, connected security applications. We want to help developers quickly get started in building security solutions focused on three key scenarios: security management and investigations, threat detection, and information protection.
We're announcing several changes to the calls and online meetings APIs in Microsoft Graph beta, including a few breaking changes.
We are pleased to announce the availability of an updated Microsoft Graph training package which is targeted to be used for self-learning or for redelivering provided material as a local training delivery inside of your own company or for your customers.