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Copilot UX components are generally available: bring interactive experiences into Copilot
Copilot UX components are generally available with SPFx 1.24. Bring interactive dashboards, forms, and business actions directly into Microsoft Copilot, so peop...
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Dev Proxy v0.14 with generating OpenAPI specs and simulating CRUD APIs
Make your apps more robust with the latest Dev Proxy release, packed with features that take building apps connected to APIs to the next level.
Announcing Fluid Framework 2.0 Beta
Fluid Framework 2.0 is an open-source platform for rapidly building powerful collaborative experiences.
Custom encryption with customer owned keys now generally available
At Ignite, we introduced a brand-new security capability to ensure additional data security measures for your Microsoft 365 datasets. We are happy to share that it is now generally available.
Retirement of entity-based contextual Outlook add-ins
Today, we’re announcing that entity-based contextual add-ins in Outlook will be deprecated in Q2 of 2024.
Best practices for designing Word, Excel, and PowerPoint add-ins
Take a deep dive into the strategies to design an effective Office add-in.
New Microsoft 365 Certification framework creates a more streamlined process for ISVs
Microsoft 365 Certification has been updated with a refreshed control set featuring the latest security and compliance attributes for apps built to run on Teams, SaaS, and Microsoft 365 add-ins.
Top 5 AppSource validation errors for Office Add-ins submissions – December 2023
AppSource validation ensures your Office Add-in submission follows Microsoft’s quality standards. In this post, you’ll learn about what the affected AppSource policies are looking for so you can be confident your Office Add-in submission won’t hit these issues.
Write simpler, faster code with the new Microsoft Graph Java SDK v6
The Microsoft Graph Java SDK is a client library that lets you connect and retrieve data from any of the supported Microsoft services that are available on Microsoft Graph API.
Web content in Microsoft Mesh, powered by WebView
Discover how the WebSlate component of the Mesh toolkit provides a secure, streamlined way to add and interact with web content.