Weekly Update 25 April 2020: More Microsoft Graph Toolkit, Live Share, Using AI to filter background noise in Microsoft Teams, Quarantine Work
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Weekly Update 18 April 2020: A lap around Graph Toolkit, Productive Apps in Teams, Office 365 CLI, Dev SIG Recording
This week: Announcing “A Lap Around Microsoft Graph Toolkit” Blog Series Stay productive and...
Weekly Update 11 April 2020: Mixed Reality PowerApps, How Teams Slack App works, COVID-19 Bots, Zoom Update and more
This week: Introducing Mixed Reality in Power Apps How Microsoft Teams Calls App for Slack Works Microsoft...
Weekly Update 4 April 2020: Teams API Throttling, Video Call Upgrade, Mapping External Users to Maps, Working from Quarantine
This week: New Guidance on Microsoft Teams Throttling Service Limits Take Remote Worker/Educator webcam video...
New Guidance on Microsoft Teams Throttling Service Limits
Microsoft have updated their guidance to developers of applications using the Microsoft Graph endpoint to...
Weekly Update 28 March 2020: Teams Custom Backgrounds, Office 365 Throttling, Teams-Slack Integration, Webinar
This week: Custom backgrounds coming to Microsoft Teams within the next few months Microsoft throttles some...
Weekly Update 21 March 2020: Graph .NET SDK Updates, Access Outlook mailboxes, Spring VS Roadmap, COVID-19 Assessment Bot
This week: Microsoft Graph .NET SDK updates Accessing Outlook items in a user’s archived, shared or...
Weekly Update 14 March 2020: New Teams Capabilities for Health, Build Goes Virtual, 9 ways Microsoft is enabling remote work, Checklist and Polls in Teams
This week: New capabilities to empower healthcare organizations Microsoft cancels its in-person Build 2020...
Checklists and Polls are coming to Microsoft Teams soon
Exciting news from the Microsoft 365 Roadmap: new messaging extensions for Checklists and Polls are coming to...
You can now SUBSCRIBE for changes to Team Chats and Private Chats (rather than polling). But, you might have to pay for it…
Big news for anyone writing applications that need to know when things change in Microsoft Teams. Up until...
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Hi! I'm Tom Morgan, a Intelligent Communications Developer & Microsoft Office Server & Services MVP, building solutions with Microsoft Teams and Skype for Business. I'm passionate about creating great software that people will find useful and I want to help you do the same. This is my blog, you can find more about me, speaking engagements, code sample and more on my main site.