Microsoft Graph: Developer Blog

We are excited to announce that Microsoft 365 Groups now supports more flexible methods of hiding and showing groups in any Outlook client or the address book.

In June’s call, hosted by Jeremy Thake, he shared a Microsoft Build 2020 Recap along with a series of available Microsoft Graph resources. Then Bettirose Ngugi, Microsoft Graph PM shared updates and demos for Graph Explorer.

Here's what we announced at Build for the Microsoft Graph Toolkit. You can now watch the recordings if you missed us live!

We’re happy to be able to confirm OAuth support for POP is also now available in Exchange Online.

New features and APIs for developers to extend the Shifts app experience in Microsoft Teams for Firstline Workers.

Today, we’re excited to announce a preview of the Microsoft Graph To Do API, developed for partners like you to bring tasks from your apps in To Do.

We’re pleased to announce that our updateRecordingStatus API is now generally available in Microsoft Graph v1.0! This API allows bots to record Microsoft Teams calls and meetings as part of our policy-based recording solution.

Build 2020 arrives at a time when a lot has changed in the world. We’ve traded the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle, with its lecture rooms and exposition spaces, with a virtual event space, where sessions are online. We packed a lot of content into this two-day event, and we know it’s a lot

Hello Developers – While we wish we could all meet in person this year at Build 2020, we have a great line up of free, virtual sessions and some exciting announcements to share with you wherever you are in the world. To learn more about all the news related to the Microsoft identity platform read

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