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Office 365 developer program announces a new renewable developer subscription. On April 3rd, we moved to a new model that enables a perpetual renewal of your developer subscription. Now, you can get a free Office 365 developer subscription with 25 user licenses to use to build your solutions and it will remain active for as long as you’re actively developing and deploying solutions. No more rip and replace after one year.

With Message Actions your app can initiate those actions directly from the message, closing the collaboration loop and keeping the communication lines alive.

Customize link previews for your app using App based link handling with Messaging extensions.

We’re excited to announce the preview release of the Node.js Teams Bot Builder v4 SDK. This has consistently been a top ask from our bot builders and we’re very happy to begin expanding our support for bots built on Bot Framework to include the newest version. This preview release is just the beginning; over the next few months we’ll be adding new documentation, samples and releasing our SDKs for both .NET and Node.js.

What's new in Microsoft Graph APIs for Microsoft Teams since the APIs became generally available in November.

Today we announced several new partners who are creating solutions for interoperability with electronic health record data and Microsoft Teams.

Today we announced that Teams Templates have become generally available, allowing you to quickly pre-define a team’s channel, install apps, pin tabs, and more.

Today we announced that Teams Templates have become generally available, allowing you to quickly pre-define a team’s channel, install apps, pin tabs, and more.

Jira Server Integration is now available for Microsoft Teams

Announcing the preview release of the .NET Teams Bot Builder v4 SDK for building bots for Microsoft Teams.