With apologies for the audio quality this week – I’m still finding my on-the-go feet! – here are the links for this week’s update: Microsoft Teams Developer Documentation – What’s new (Token Generator walkthrough) The history of Microsoft Teams Rooms…
This week: Teams Devs: Your Microsoft Teams personal tabs and messaging extensions can now be used in Outlook! You can now hide and unhide Microsoft Teams chats via Graph API calls Markus Moeller’s SharePoint Blog – Meeting apps in Microsoft…
Two new API calls have quietly been added to the Microsoft Graph in the past few days, giving developers the ability to hide (and then un-hide) user chats. Applications will need Chat.ReadWrite permission (Delegated permission only, no Application permission at…
Exciting news for developers of Microsoft Teams tabs and extensions, but also for users who are looking for a more integrated experience across different Microsoft 365 applications. Personal tabs and messaging extensions created for Microsoft Teams can now be extended…
This week: This week: Microsoft Teams App Studio will be depreciated, time to use Developer Portal Walkthrough â Creating a populated Teams environment with the Microsoft 365 Developer Program Sandbox Breaking changes to attendance report in Microsoft Graph onlineMeeting API…