Outlook: Developer Blog

In this months community call we demonstrate how to register Office Add-ins in Office on the web using URL query parameters and Outlook updates.

We want to share an important update regarding how Outlook add-ins behave when the optional connected experiences privacy setting is turned off.

We released Script Lab for Outlook which enables you to launch Outlook, open a small code window, and then instantly start writing and executing JavaScript that interacts with your emails and appointments.

We’re excited to announce new capabilities that let you create your own custom experiences in Microsoft 365, and enable your users to achieve more in the Office products they already use every day: Outlook, Excel, Word and PowerPoint.

This post announces a couple of Outlook add-ins API features that were introduced in preview as of April 2020.

March’s Office Add-ins community call, covers new features for task pane, enabling or disabling ribbon buttons. Item send event for Outlook and scenarios for using it. New custom error handling abilities for custom functions.

The Office Add-ins developer experience team has been improving single sign-on (SSO) for Node.js Office Add-ins.

Announcing SharePoint Framework 1.10, we’re introducing several new ways to bring your web dev and SPFx skills to building new Microsoft 365 app extensions.

OnePlaceMail is an award-winning Outlook add-in that brings SharePoint to the workplace and enables people in business to achieve more.

Today marks an exciting milestone as we roll out a modern management experience for the Office Store program in Partner Center. Effective immediately, new developers can onboard to the Office Store program through a simplified enterprise registration process using their corporate credentials.