Microsoft 365: Developer Blog

We are excited to announce an upcoming public preview for building experiences for Viva Connections using SharePoint Framework. We will be releasing this preview capability as part of the SharePoint Framework 1.13 beta, which is scheduled to get published by end of July.

The new Universal Action model for Adaptive Cards includes many improvements. Get a glimpse of what they are and how our partners are already using them to transform user experiences.

The new release of Universal Actions in Adaptive Cards on Microsoft Teams brings support for user specific views, sequential workflows and up-to-date views on Adaptive Cards! 

We are excited to share all the new features that we’ve added to Microsoft Graph to enable developers and IT administrators to adapt to a new reality. Learn what's new at Build 2021!

Learn about the new Adaptive Cards features that will simplify workflows and user interaction models for your bots and work across multiple platforms including Microsoft Teams, Outlook, Windows and more.

Build high quality, impactful and engaging apps for Teams by following the guidance in this blog. First of a 3-part series.

 This month’s call hosted by Jun Pak included a mix of engaging demos and updates, including Spring Ignite, Virtual Event Manager demo, best practices and updates for bot lifecycle events and the latest with Adaptive Cards in Teams.

Summary of the updates in our Microsoft 365 Community - Latest samples, videos and other assets, including acknowledgement of the community contributors and companies which have been involved on our community efforts.

Deep dive into Adaptive Components - Adaptive Components are a new concept that enable the creation of high-level UI “components” powered by templating and Adaptive Card elements. You can think of them like “molecules”, built by arranging Adaptive Card elements (“atoms”) into unique and helpful ways.

In the Adaptive Cards community call for September, Matt Hidinger shared the Q4 roadmap and a sneak peek at a new concept called “Adaptive Components.”