Developers all around the world are creating code samples and snippets using the Microsoft Graph with all sorts of languages in very different ways every day. Each of these community contributions can be found in blogs, different GitHub repositories and various other places.
Microsoft is pleased to invite you to an exclusive developer event focused on creating Enterprise and Business Applications with Azure and Office 365. OpenHack is a fun, challenge-based coding event hosted in Toronto, Ontario, from April 18-20 2018. Register now!
One of the more common requests we hear from our developer community is that they’d like us to make it easier to get access to the developer tools they need. We’ve listened to those requests and are pleased to announce a number of significant updates to the Office 365 Developer Program.
Today we are releasing a new set of developer templates that extend the Office 365 platform for an industry specific scenario. This sample solutions is designed to let you build your own apps and to demonstrate how Office Extensibility can create end-to-end business scenarios.
Java developers have spoken, and we’ve listened. We’re excited to announce a preview of our new Java SDK for Microsoft Graph. Java developers can use the SDK to integrate with data, relationships and intelligence of the Microsoft Graph API in both client and server-side applications.
If you’ve tried out our new Microsoft Teams App Studio you’ve probably noticed the “Control library” tab. We developed this library based on feedback from our developer community to simplify the design and development process. Each time we created a new tab we found ourselves copying the same CSS code repeatedly — as you can imagine there were several issues. To resolve these issues, we built a library for common UI elements used in Teams. Using this library will enable your tab to stay consistent with the Teams look and feel.
Microsoft is pleased to invite you to an exclusive developer event focused on developing Enterprise and Business Applications with Azure and Office 365. OpenHack is a fun, challenge-based coding event hosted in London, England, 6-8 March 2018. Register Now!
Microsoft is pleased to invite you to an exclusive developer event focused on developing next generation Enterprise and Business Applications with Office 365 and Azure. OpenHack is a fun, challenge-based coding event hosted in London, England, 6-8 March 2018. Register Now!