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Microsoft Graph APIs are now generally available to help expand capabilities of solutions for critical compliance and archiving scenarios.
Build high quality, impactful and engaging apps for Microsoft Teams by following the guidance in this blog. First of a 3-part series.
We are excited to announce a new version of the SharePoint Framework for building extensibility for Microsoft Teams and SharePoint. This releases focused on providing more flexibility on the Microsoft Teams extensibility and to update technical dependencies.
The enhanced Microsoft Teams platform allows partners to integrate device capabilities, such as camera, QR or barcode scanner, photo gallery, microphone, and location with their web apps.
Learn what's new with the Microsoft 365 and Teams platform at Ignite this week, March 2-4, 2021.
Announcing a new version of the Microsoft Teams Yeoman generator (yo teams) with the new capabilities on making the creation of enterprise grade solutions for Microsoft Teams as easy as possible.
The next version of the Microsoft Graph Java/Android SDK is now available for preview! Leverage new modern development features when integrating your application with Microsoft Graph.
We’re excited to share that we’ve recently added some new team and channel conversation update event types for you to use. We’re also happy to share that we’ve created a new event, Installation update, adding another event type for you to use.
We’re sharing the new Microsoft Teams UI Kit and Microsoft Teams UI Library to help designers, product managers, and developers quickly understand the key design considerations for making quality Teams apps and also simplify the process by providing templates and tools to use.Â
Join us on December 16, for a 2-hour live stream about developing apps for Microsoft Teams. We’ll explain what Teams apps are, how you can build them, and how you can integrate them with Teams.