Dev Blogs
For the latest information on throttling for Outlook-related resources in Microsoft Graph and the Outlook REST API, see https://docs.microsoft.com/graph/throttling.
Microsoft Graph provides a single API endpoint that gives you access to rich people-centric data and insights, via a number of resources like users and messages. Many applications need to keep track
Hello, we are making a few changes to the Planner Task API on the Microsoft Graph REST API Beta endpoint. These changes add support for recently released features (multi-assign tasks) and puts
In addition to exposing users’ data, like who they are and what content they work with (files, messages, conversations, tasks, etc.), the Microsoft Graph also exposes calculated insights based
Microsoft Graph provides a single API endpoint that gives you access to rich people-centric data and insights, via a number of resources like users and messages. Frequently, developers want to
On behalf of the Office developer teams, congratulations to the Visual Studio team on their launch of Visual Studio 2017 and on their 20th anniversary! In those 20 years, Visual Studio has caused big shifts in the developer world. The changes it has ushered in for Office development are no less significant. Visual Studio a...
Today, we’re announcing that the Microsoft Graph developer portal has a new look, and will redirect to a new home on the Microsoft Developer Center.
Last August, we announced the availability of the Excel REST API on Microsoft Graph. We continue to explore opportunities for new scenarios and functionality that allows for deeper and richer
Hi folks! We’re Toby Baratta & Elizabeth Dinella, Office Extensibility Interns who worked on the Graph explorer over the summer. Graph explorer is a web application for exploring Microsoft
We have started taking steps to replace the existing preview WorkingWith API (https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/me/WorkingWith) by the new People API.