So I decided it's time to find a new home  – hence, this will be my last blog post here

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• Let’s learn how to use Microsoft Graph to bring together some of the best experiences from Microsoft Teams, Outlook, and SharePoint.
• In this Level 300 session, you will see how to build a schedule management app that leverages services including Identity, Notifications, and Calendar, examining query patterns for client apps like deltas, batching, and polling.

Hope this helps.

• It is also an extensible platform that powers Microsoft services like Windows Hello, Bing Ads, PowerPoint Design Ideas, and more.
• This session focuses on the release of ML.NET 1.0.
• If you want to learn the basics about machine learning and how to develop and integrate custom machine learning models into your applications, this demo-rich session is made for you!
• Using this, now you can reuse .net skills, proven at scale, automated ML/tools, extensibility (TensorFlow, ONNX, Infer.net), Open-source/cross-platform etc.

Useful Links

• Announcing ML.NET 1.0 blog post
• ML.NET Documentation

Hope this helps.

As you aware that we’re in mid of Microsoft Build 2019 conference, where we joined by Cesar De La Torre Llorente who gives us a great overview of what the goals of ML.NET are, and shares with us some of the highlights of the 1.0 release.

In this session, you can understand the difference between Machine learning vs Artificial Intelligence, Machine learning models, why we created ML.Net, how the machine learning can help, how you can use the ML.Net CLI, visual studio extension etc.

Related links:

• Announcing ML.NET 1.0 blog post
• ML.NET Documentation

Hope this helps.

The capability to get MIME message body is currently available only in the /beta version. As i updated earlier, similar to any other APIs in preview status, it is subject to change. So do not use this capability in production apps.

So there are two ways you can get this,

• You can append a $value segment to a get-message operation on that message.
• If the message is attached to an Outlook item or group post, you can append a $value segment to a get-attachment operation on that item or group post.

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Request:
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• Above, i pass the ID of the outlook message
• Also, i run the query in beta endpoint

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For more info, you can refer the documentation here.

Hope this helps.

In order to overcome that, we’re introducing a new feature in Outlook that allows you to use a new, simplified ribbon. This smaller, more compact ribbon shows you the most common commands in a streamlined interface that resizes dynamically with your Outlook window. So, now Outlook offers you the choice of two different styles of ribbon: the Simplified Ribbon or the classic ribbon. If you choose the new, Simplified Ribbon, your favourite menu items and commands may be in different locations than you're used to.

In the below snapshot, the classic ribbon is on top and the Simplified ribbon is shown below.

How can i turn off the simplified ribbon:

You can turn off the Simplified Ribbon and return to the expanded, classic ribbon by clicking the downward caret on the right side of the ribbon.

Can i customize the simplified ribbon?

Yes, you can get it started from here.

Is there any guide/reference for the simplified ribbon?

Yes, we do have it, please refer.

Where i can get more detailed info?

You can get it started from here and detailed reference.

Hope this helps.

• Until now, the feature requests were part of the larger Office Dev User Voice.
• With this move to Microsoft Graph’s own instance of User Voice, each API service owner will have their own dedicated category and will be directly notified of features requests and comments.
• More importantly, they’ll have the ability now to follow up directly with the requestors and voters.
• This will allow faster response times and more accurate status updates by the program managers who are most knowledgeable about the work being done to address these feature requests.
• All existing feature requests have been migrated to the new forum at microsoftgraph.uservoice.com. Please submit any new feature requests to this page going forward.

• If you have feedback on a specific API service, please choose the corresponding category.
• Please submit any broad ideas related to Microsoft Graph or ideas across more than one service to the “General” category.
• This site is only for feature suggestions and ideas!
• If you need technical help, please go to the Microsoft Graph StackOverflow or if you have a Premier support contract raise a support ticket.

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Date & time: Wed. Apr 10, 2019 from 08:00 AM - 09:00 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada).

So please register and attend. Also you can download a recurring calendar invite at https://aka.ms/officeaddinscommunitycall.

Hope this helps.

The discussion talks about what Azure Monitor is and an introduction to Snapshot Debugger, and quickly goes into demos showcasing what developers can do with Snapshot Debugger.  

[0:50] - Overview of Azure Monitor
[2:11] – Introduction to Snapshot Debugging
[3:52] – How to Get to Snapshot Debugger Content in Azure
[5:30] – Debugging Snapshots in Visual Studio
[8:30] – Attaching to Azure App Service with Snapshot Debugger  
[14:00] – Using LogPoints to extend logging of debugged Snapshots

Related Links:

• Azure Monitor
• Application Insights
• Debug snapshots on exceptions in .NET apps
• Application Insights with Isaac Levin on the RunAsRadio podcast
• View or analyze data collected
• Create and share dashboards
• Autoscale based on schedule or application performance
• Archive monitoring data

Hope this helps.