Microsoft Graph: Developer Blog

Breaking changes: Application and ServicePrincipal API updates in Microsoft Graph beta

Starting this week, all new members of the Office 365 Developer Program (including Visual Studio Professional and Enterprise members) can sign up for a Microsoft 365 E5 developer subscription (Windows not included). This replaces the Office 365 E3 developer subscription that we made available starting in March 2018.

We are excited to announce a new release of our JavaScript SDK 2.0.0 for Microsoft Graph.

SharePoint Dev Weekly is a videos series where Vesa Juvonen (Microsoft) and typically Waldek Mastykarz (Rencore) will have a weekly discussion on the latest SharePoint Dev topics from engineering and community perspective. Episode 49 covering the latest development related activities from Microsoft and from the community. Jeremy Thake (Microsoft) from Microsoft Graph team as a visitor this week.

Today we’re excited to announce the launch of two sample data packs to help remove this pain point with basic automated sandbox creation: Users - Includes fictitious users, metadata, and photos to simulate a small corporate environment of 16 users. Mail & Events (to be installed after Users) - Populates Outlook email conversations and calendar events for each of the 16 sample users.

We are excited to announce the addition of the People Picker web component to the public preview of the Microsoft Graph Toolkit.

If you are still using Discovery Service API to locate the service endpoint, please note that beginning November 1, 2019, API requests to the Office 365 Discovery Service endpoint will no longer work. Learn about what you need to do to prepare for this change.

Microsoft Graph August community call summary & recording are now available. MSAL & Business Central updates.

With our generally available release of the Graph SDK for Objective-C, we have reached feature parity with our .NET, Java and JavaScript SDK.

Today between 22:16 and 23:05 UTC clients calling Microsoft Graph may have observed increased latency in the North America and APAC geographic regions.