Today we announced new features in Teams that make it an even more powerful hub for teamwork - enabling teams to use apps in new ways and allowing them to take quick actions from wherever they they are in Teams.
We’ve heard you and we’ve delivered, the Microsoft Teams C# sample app is here! This sample app will give you all the tools you need to start developing for Microsoft Teams. The sample app has two goals: To show you different examples of how an app can integrate into Teams.To give you a starting point of patterns, examples, and tools that can be us...
We are pleased to introduce a new Microsoft Graph Quick Start experience for Python. This Quick Start walks you through building an application, including registering a new application and scaffolding the code to send a new email.
The Microsoft Graph API provides a unified endpoint that enables you to interact with a wealth of resources and relationships in order to build intelligent apps. Today, we’re announcing the release of the Microsoft Graph education APIs.
Some of the most common questions we receive from Microsoft Teams developers concern authentication to Azure Active Directory (Azure AD), single sign-on (SSO) to Azure AD, and how to access Microsoft Graph APIs from within a Microsoft Teams app. Here, we'll explain in detail how to do these things, going above and beyond authentication basics.
Botkit now supports Teams
We'd like to give you a heads-up on some changes coming to the People API. We have incorporated valuable feedback from customers during the preview period and will start rolling out the changes
The Microsoft Graph Explorer is a tool that lets developers easily experiment with the Microsoft Graph API from their browser. Last month, we announced an update with new features including sample
We previewed Actionable Messages last fall for Office 365 customers who use Outlook on the web. Today, at Microsoft Build 2017, we announced that we are bringing Actionable Messages to more
