Weekly Update 15 April 2018 – Lync 2013 Software Development Kit moving to Extended Support: what does this mean for developers and should we worry?
This week I’m concentrating purely on the news around the Lync 2013 SDK moving from Mainstream to Extended Support, what that means for developers, looking back with a story about Microsoft 2001, and looking forward to Teams and the future:
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