Zhidi Shang and Rabia Williams demystify Teams Toolkit for Visual Studio Code to build apps for Microsoft Team by deep diving into various features available that simplify the developer experience.
Learn how Microsoft Teams Toolkit helps simplify and accelerate your Microsoft Teams app development by building a bot that obtains data from an external API and sends a rich message using an Adaptive Card into Microsoft Teams.
Building and extending Microsoft Teams with apps can feel overwhelming. Or maybe you’re just learning that it’s possible to extend Teams with embedded UI content, custom search, and more. There’s a lot to absorb around what Teams has to offer, and there are so many tools and technologies to help you build the right app. You might want to re-use wh...
Teams Toolkit for Visual Studio Code and the Teams Toolkit CLI are now generally available! And, for everyone building .NET web apps, Teams Toolkit for Visual Studio is available now in preview.
Learn about the improved local debug experience in the Microsoft Teams Toolkit and new features introduced in version 3.4.
Learn about new features in the Teams Toolkit v3.0 to empower Microsoft Teams developers.
Collaborative apps – apps built for a collaboration platform like Microsoft Teams, Slack, Google Workspace, etc. – are apps with collaboration at their core, designed for the flexibility of hybrid work. You can build collaborative apps with the tools you use every day and your existing development skills!Â
More and more developers are building unique and custom apps in Microsoft Teams to support a wide range of scenarios. The Teams Toolkit for Visual Studio Code is one of the many tools that make building these apps easier.
We're excited to announce that with Microsoft Teams Toolkit for Visual Studio Code version 1.1.3, you’ll be able to create single sign-on (SSO) authentication with Azure Active Directory (AAD) for Teams tab apps directly within the toolkit
