Microsoft Graph: Developer Blog

The iCalUId returned by the Calendar event resource type in Microsoft Graph is defined as a unique, read-only identifier that is shared by all instances of an event across different calendars. It adheres to the RFC iCalendar specification of UID.

Microsoft Graph community call for February 4 covers Azure Auth SDK alignment and Fluent SDKs

Starting May 15th, 2020, subscribers who use notification endpoints that only support TLS 1.0 or TLS 1.1 will stop receiving notifications, unless they upgrade their infrastructure to compliance and support TLS 1.2. 

The Microsoft Graph PowerShell Preview 0.1.1 is now available on the PowerShell Gallery.

The Meetings Capture app showcases how you can accelerate the development of a canonical business app using the Microsoft 365 platform. 

Microsoft Graph January community call recording is now available. Great demos on Meeting Capture sample & Microsoft Graph Toolkit new features

Now renamed the cloud communications APIs, we're excited to announce that the first set of APIs is generally available through Microsoft Graph v1.0!

Hello developers! Earlier this year at //Build, we announced the general availability of Microsoft Authentication Libraries (MSAL) for .NET and JavaScript, followed by iOS, macOS and Android. As the year ends, we’re excited to announce that MSAL Java and MSAL Python are now generally available! MSAL enables applications to integrate with the Microsoft identity platform

We're happy to announce that the Microsoft Graph insights API is now generally available worldwide.

Today, we are releasing an update to the Microsoft Graph Toolkit. Thanks to feature requests from the community, we have introduced two new features: the mgt-get component and a Proxy Provider.