The Office Add-ins Development Kit is a new development tool to help you set up your environment, create Office Add-ins, and debug the code with a streamlined developer experience in Visual Studio Code.
In April, we announced that Exchange tokens will be turned off by default for all tenants in October 2024. This has been updated and you should have more time to move your Outlook add-ins from Exchange tokens to NAA.
In this blog, the Office Platform team announces the new capabilities and features announced at Build 2024. Â
Microsoft now requires Office Add-in developers to prompt users for permission to access their device capabilities. To do this, you can now implement the Device Permission API.
Announcing the public preview of Nested App Authentication (NAA) and that legacy Exchange user identity tokens and callback tokens will be turned off by default for all Exchange Online tenants in October 2024.
Script Lab is now officially owned and maintained by Microsoft, will no longer be open source, and the GitHub repository will be archived.
We're excited to continue our commitment to supporting our Office Add-ins developer community with a variety of free Microsoft Partner programs.
These APIs extend and enrich the following Word document UI experiences: annotation support, checkbox content control support, and custom XML support.
Discover initial offerings for Office Add-ins developers to mark the beginning of a comprehensive series of encouragement initiatives. Â
As part of the Microsoft Secure Future initiative, we're making improvements to the Microsoft 365 Developer Program. The blog post covers those improvements.
