Microsoft 365 & Teams: Breakouts
Microsoft Build | May 25-27, 2021 | Digital event
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Application design and development for Android dual screen and foldable devices Foldable devices are an emerging mobile form factor. Here we introduce you to the features and functionality of the Surface Duo foldable device, explore the device emulator and talk about how to adapt your existing apps to leverage the power of these form factors. We explore best development practices and design challenges creating additional application value for your users on these devices, including code samples and a review of other developer and design resources available. Andy Himberger, Guy Merin |
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Build great discovery & collaboration apps for Microsoft 365 with new Microsoft Graph connector & Adaptive Card capabilities. Microsoft Graph is a powerful way to bring your solution's data into Microsoft's enterprise-scale apps and experiences. In this session we'll show you how Microsoft Graph Connectors have evolved to provide even richer access for your data to enterprise search, eDiscovery and more. We'll go a step farther and demonstrate how you can use that same connector-fed data to create powerful cross-application workflows using our latest version of Adaptive Cards. Jeremy Thake, Rabia Williams |
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Build solutions that span across Microsoft Teams, Viva Connections and SharePoint Learn how the SharePoint Framework enables you to build enterprise dev web solutions that span across Microsoft Teams, Viva Connections and SharePoint. SharePoint Framework solutions built by customers and partners are used by tens of millions of end users each month. You can reach this audience by using industry standard technologies like Typescrypt, React, Node, and more. Vesa Juvonen |
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Building Apps for Microsoft Teams and Web with Fluid Framework Check out how software companies and open-source community have built on top of the Fluid Framework to enable real-time collaborative scenarios. Fluid Framework is a client-side web technology for powering collaborative experiences. Whether you are bringing collaboration into your Teams apps or SaaS apps, prototype with Fluid Framework upcoming developer previews. Sam Broner, Dan Roney |
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Building great apps for Microsoft Teams using the Fluent Design System Microsoft Teams is making it easier than ever for developers to build delightful, productive apps with the updated Teams Platform and the Fluent Design System. Come learn how partners are already taking advantage of these new updates, and how you can do the same. E.J. Layne, Alex Powell |
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Empowering developers with powerful tooling and enabling frictionless app adoption Learn about the new developer tools available to you that will make building apps on Microsoft Teams simpler. We'll cover how these new tools allow you to easily build, test, host, publish and manage apps. Speak to how admins can help increase adoption of your app. And how we've now provided new experiences and mechanisms for users to discover and purchase your app. Karthig Balendran, Emily Chen, Brian Nguyen |
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Enlighten your Windows app with Microsoft Graph Take advantage of thousands of APIs across all Microsoft 365 experiences to make your application more integrated, natural, and productive for you users. In this session, we will demonstrate how to auth users and call Microsoft Graph APIs in few lines of code. Through live code, we will show you how to roam user data and integrate Microsoft Graph in a meaningful way, such as contextually leveraging Microsoft ToDo tasks or @at mentioning people directly in your app. Michael Hawker, Nikola Metulev |
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Getting started with Microsoft Graph Data Connect Microsoft Graph Data Connect helps you build sophisticated insights that can transform the way you look at your organization. But getting started can be pretty simple. In this session join us as we walk you through the steps you'll need to know to get going. We'll help you set up your app, enable the connector and configure your Azure environment. We'll even help you find a sample data set you can use for experimentation. Nikolas-Laprade Charlebois |
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Got Data? Need a front end? Excel add-ins to the rescue! Harness the full power of JavaScript to empower your users to super charge their reporting and analysis in Excel. Learn about new capabilities like Contextual Tabs and WebView2 for modern experiences, and how you can create compelling experiences with less development time with the InsertWorksheetsFromBase64 API. Jake Armstrong, Alison McKay, Keyur Patel |
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Integrate with Microsoft Teams data using Microsoft Graph Microsoft Graph lets you read and write all the data behind Microsoft Teams -- the messages, the chats and channels, the files, the meetings, the users. Learn how to use these APIs to create structured conversations, to monitor compliance with corporate policy, and to bootstrap users into Teams, and how to use permissions to make your app secure and easy to deploy. Nick Kramer |
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Learn how the most successful apps in Microsoft Teams plug into the platform to deliver customer value Hybrid work is here. And Microsoft Teams is fueling the innovation that will determine how collaborative - and productive - the next generation of experiences are. Come and see how customers and partners are building solutions on Teams that demonstrate the art of the possible and hear customer success stories to inspire your own. Erin Bailie, Trent Hazy |
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Learn how to build exciting apps across meetings, chats, and channels within or outside Microsoft Teams As work continues to evolve, Microsoft Teams will shape how the doing gets done. Join us and learn all that's new on the Teams platform. You'll hear about expanded features, customizable communications, APIs for hybrid scenarios and making interactions as inclusive and fun as can be. Teams is the future of work. Nikita Bokil, Ojasvi Choudhary, Loki Meyburg, Manpratap Suri |
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Microsoft Edge: State of the platform Microsoft Edge brings a compelling and consistent platform and tools for developers. As our legacy browsers phase out of support, Edge will soon be the only supported browser from Microsoft on Windows 10. Join us to learn about the latest across the Edge platform, tools, and web apps. Zoher Ghadyali, Scott Low |
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Seamlessly integrate your business solution into the Outlook experience by using Office add-ins Unleash your users' productivity with Outlook add-ins by seamlessly integrating your solution on the Outlook UEX using event driven add-ins. Learn about how to create event driven add-ins, the events you can use, and other cool new features in Outlook Extensibility. Juan Balmori, Hitesh Manwar, Mario Zamudio |
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Three new ways to enrich your productivity apps with Microsoft Graph tools and data We're working hard to make it easy for you to enrich your app with Microsoft Graph data, by creating tools and services that are simple, powerful, and efficient. We'll start this session with a tour of the latest additions to the Microsoft Graph Toolkit, introduce you to rich notifications for Exchange resources, and give the details on our all-new Event Hub, our new approach to web hooks. Ayca Bas, Beth Pan |
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What's new for Windows desktop application development Tap into the full power of a Windows PC with your desktop applications! See how we're unifying the developer platform through Project Reunion, enabling you to modernize without rewriting. You'll also learn about our work on WinUI (the native UI stack in Windows), Win32 and .NET apps and more. For enterprise developers and ISVs targeting Windows, this is the tech you need to know. Andrew Clinick, Thomas Fennel |
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What's new in Windows 10 for ALL developers Learn all that's new to support developers. We appreciate that you create many different solutions on Windows - and not all of them are targeted to the Windows platform. Hear about innovations with Terminal and WSL2, performance improvements and delighters like PowerToys and the Windows Package Manager. If you develop for web, cloud, or other platforms including Windows, this is for you. Kayla Cinnamon, Deondre Davis, Craig Loewen |
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