Dev Blogs
Learn how Microsoft Graph connectors can be packaged as Microsoft Teams apps, enabling admins to deploy them in Teams Admin Center with a single click and how Graph connectors now work with Dev Proxy.
We are reducing domain fragmentation among authenticated, user-facing Microsoft 365 apps and services by bringing them onto a single, consistent and cohesive domain: cloud.microsoft.
Discover everything that’s included for .NET devs to build apps for Microsoft Teams in the latest version of Teams Toolkit for Visual Studio.
This cutting-edge functionality allows your apps to interact seamlessly, securely, and efficiently with external services via API.
Microsoft Graph APIs for retrieving Microsoft Teams meeting recordings enable app developers to retrieve meeting recordings programmatically for scheduled calendar meetings.
Starting April 2024, Microsoft Teams is changing how the Website tab works in the new Teams client to better align with web security.
As part of the Microsoft Secure Future initiative, we're making improvements to the Microsoft 365 Developer Program. The blog post covers those improvements.
Our latest release brings a new set of exciting new features, enhancements, and bug fixes to enhance your development experience.
With the right set of pro-developer tools, you can effectively leverage the entire Copilot stack expediting your custom copilot’s development.
Teams mobile optimized framework allows multitasking between platform apps and Teams meetings, without losing data or functionality.