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SharePoint Framework Extensions RC0 now available – get started customizing SharePoint experiences
With SharePoint Framework (SPFx) Extensions, you can now customize more facets of the SharePoint experience, including standard page elements like headers as well as command sets and list rendering.
2017 Office APP Awards – Nominations have now closed
It's time for the 2017 Office APP Awards, where we recognize the best of partner add-ins and apps that leverage the Office platform. Nominations have now closed. Winners receive promotion in the Office Store or recognition at Microsoft Ignite. Which add-ins and apps are eligible for recognition? Eligible solutions are: 2017 Office APP Award Categories How will your APP be judged? Judging will be done by Microsoft teams. Your solution will be scored based on: When will Microsoft announce the results? ...
New SharePoint CSOM version released for SharePoint Online – August 2017
We are happy to announce the availability of new SharePoint Client-Side Object Model (CSOM) version targeted for the Office 365 or more specifically for SharePoint and Project Online. This
Yammer Partner Q&A: Fyrebox’s Founder, Cyril Gaillard
Founded in 2013 and based in Australia, Fyrebox makes it easy for businesses to create a quiz for their website or landing page. In 2016, they integrated with Yammer because they saw a shared market -
Engage more users with SharePoint Framework Parts and Extensions: Announcing Tenant-Scoped SharePoint Framework Package Deployment
You can use new capabilities released today that provide more options for engaging broader audiences with your SharePoint Framework (SPFx) web parts. We are pleased to announce a new tenant-wide SPFx
SharePoint Patterns & Practices – August 2017 release
SharePoint Dev Ecosystem / SharePoint Patterns and Practices (PnP) August 2017 release is out with new contributions from the community to the community. This post contains all the details related on
OneNote APIs for SharePoint site-hosted notebooks in Microsoft Graph v1.0
The OneNote API is now available on sites routes in Microsoft Graph v1.0. This means that you can now access SharePoint site-hosted team notebooks via the OneNote APIs in Microsoft Graph. At
A few performance tips for using the OneNote API
Hello world, In StackOverflow and twitter, we often hear questions on how to make queries to the API faster. Here are a few recommendations: Always log the "X-CorrelationId", "Date" and "Request-Processing-Time" headers on the OneNote API response First - make sure you have the API's performance-related information logged. All requests to the OneNote API have those 3 headers - here's an example: X-CorrelationId: This uniquely identifies any API request. In case there are any issues with the API, we can use this for debugging. Request-Processing-Time: Latency of the API. Date: The date when the request was made....
OneNote Ink BETA Apis
Hello developers, For a while, we've been hearing that you are looking to create integrations that involve ink - however our REST API didn't support interactions with ink... until today. We're releasing APIs in beta that allow you to send/receive ink content in addition to normal content from OneNote - they work for both Microsoft accounts and O365 Organizational accounts. Here's how they work: Reading ink from OneNote pages You can read OneNote page content by using our GET ~/pages/{id}/content API. You can now also get ink content by adding ?includeInkML=true as a query param when calling this API. When speci...