One of the more common requests we hear from our developer community is that they’d like us to make it easier to get access to the developer tools they need. We’ve listened to those requests and are pleased to announce a number of significant updates to the Office 365 Developer Program.
SharePoint Dev Ecosystem / SharePoint Patterns and Practices (PnP) March 2018 update is out with a summary of the latest guidance, samples, and solutions from SharePoint engineering or from the community for the community.
In a Managed Hub and Spoke group (Public Group) created for any event, it is a common requirement to send a message / document to the member who joins the group. I have picked up a case where a member joining the group would be sent a brochure (document) on joining the group.
Today we are releasing a new set of developer templates that extend the Office 365 platform for an industry specific scenario. This sample solutions is designed to let you build your own apps and to demonstrate how Office Extensibility can create end-to-end business scenarios.
We are happy to announce additional community members being included in the SharePoint Patterns and Practices (PnP) team. We are really excited to grow the team, which will help us to address growing interest in the SharePoint community and development topics.
Java developers have spoken, and we’ve listened. We’re excited to announce a preview of our new Java SDK for Microsoft Graph. Java developers can use the SDK to integrate with data, relationships and intelligence of the Microsoft Graph API in both client and server-side applications.
In this post, I will be exploring on how to get a customer support ticket management system on Kaizala. Instead of sending multiple text messages to give an update on the ticket status, we could just have a rich card that provides the ticket status. And, when there is a change in status, the card could be updated to reflect the latest status.
We are happy to announce the availability of new SharePoint Client-Side Object Model (CSOM) version targeted for the Office 365 or more specifically for SharePoint and Project Online.
If you’ve tried out our new Microsoft Teams App Studio you’ve probably noticed the “Control library” tab. We developed this library based on feedback from our developer community to simplify the design and development process. Each time we created a new tab we found ourselves copying the same CSS code repeatedly — as you can imagine there were seve...
With SharePoint Framework, you can build client-side web parts and extensions across Team and Communication Sites. Microsoft Graph provides API access to an ever-widening set of services across Microsoft, and Azure Active Directory lets you secure additional custom enterprise web services.
