Join a hands-on workshop led by Microsoft experts who will guide you through the steps needed to take an existing SaaS app and integrate it with Microsoft Teams. You'll learn how to build Teams applications without special tools, which is important if you already have an application you want to extend into Microsoft Teams or if you have a specific toolchain in mind. By the end of the workshop, you will have ported a simple web application to Teams as a personal tab with Azure Active Directory Single Sign-On. Take a sneak peak at the workshop content: https://aka.ms/app-camp

Speakers:

Bob German is a Cloud Developer Advocate for Microsoft focused on Microsoft 365 and Azure development, especially building apps for Microsoft Teams using the Graph API. He's been developing collaborative applications since the early days of SharePoint, and has a background in the SharePoint Framework, Azure Bot Framework, and Azure Active Directory.
Before (re)joining Microsoft, Bob was a Microsoft MVP and Principal Architect at BlueMetal, where he led the development of numerous collaborative applications, Intranets, and other custom Office 365 and Azure based solutions.

Rabia Williams. I'm a Cloud Developer Advocate for Microsoft focused on Microsoft Teams and Microsoft Graph. A contributing member of the Microsoft 365 Patterns and Practices team, and maintainer of CLI for Microsoft365. I started off as a .Net developer and moved to developing custom applications on SharePoint. Lately developing modern SharePoint/Teams solutions using SPFx and React with a pinch of Azure to it. Before joining the Cloud Advocacy team I worked as a developer/consultant, and was also a Microsoft MVP for office development. I co-host an M365 podcast called 365 days of cloud to discuss a technical topic in each episode and what really works and does not work for developers in the M365 world.

Sam Wronski (They/Them) is a Regional Cloud Advocate at Microsoft focused on empowering the San Francisco area to build awesome things with Azure. Sam has spent years building applications and tooling powered by containers and kubernetes. They have run World of Zero YouTube for the past 5 years where they've taught software engineering and game development.