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Microsoft announced several new developer features at Build 2021 for Microsoft Teams. Many of the new features focus on helping people work together in real-time.

Microsoft Teams is an extensible platform and so it should come as no surprise that Microsoft is announcing some new developer capabilities at Build 2021.

SPFx is also being extended to support web parts (components) based on Microsoft Viva, a platform for employee-oriented resources such as training and knowledge management. Microsoft is also introducing a Developer Portal for Teams, an update and rename for the existing App Studio. The Developer Portal, now in preview, is "the primary tool for configuring, distributing, and managing your Microsoft Teams apps." Here, developers can register applications, add environments which enable global vari...

Microsoft Search is getting new capabilities thanks to Microsoft Graph May 25, 2021 11:00 EDT with 0 comments Microsoft has announced a series of improvements to Microsoft Graphs capabilities, including new search features for organizations. First off, the company announced new capabilities for the Windows search bar, which lives next to the Start menu. In addition to results from the web, the search bar will soon be able to pull results from enterprise...

Microsoft’s annual developer conference may hold surprises, but cloud computing is likely to take center stage.

Source: Daniel Rubino / Windows Central Build 2021 is almost here, and Microsoft has published its catalog for sessions that will be ongoing throughout the event. Weve rounded up some of the most interesting ones that we think you wont want to miss. Lets dive in! Whats new in Windows 10 for ALL developers If youre looking for the latest and greatest in regard to Windows app development, this is the session for you. Find out whats new with Windows Terminal, Windows Subsystem for Linux 2, PowerTo...

Microsoft previews new Windows servicing APIs for enterprises Microsoft previews new Windows servicing APIs for enterprises Microsoft has launched a public preview of the APIs IT admins can use to control Windows Update for Business Deployment Service — part of the companys efforts to push commercial customers toward cloud-only servicing for Windows 10. Credit: Dreamstime Microsoft has launched a public preview of the APIs (application programming interfaces) that IT a...

Traitov / Getty Images Microsoft last week launched a public preview of the APIs (application programming interfaces) that IT admins can call on to control Windows Update for Business Deployment Service, the companys latest effort to push commercial customers to adopt cloud-only servicing for Windows 10. "With todays public preview release, you can use the Windows Update for Business deployment service directly through the Microsoft Graph API and associated SDKs, as well as Azure...

New Microsoft Graph APIs give greater control over Windows updates Microsoft has released a public preview of new APIs for Microsoft Graph that give system administrators, developers and professionals fine-grain control over updates for Windows 10. The new APIs are powered by the Windows Update for Business deployment service and allow for greater management of update deployment in various environments. Control over the installation of Windows 10 updates is something that administrators and reg...

But for all these Windows 10 remote desktops, past, present, and future, the path forward has one little problem. By being based primarily on Microsoft Azure, the next generation of Microsoft Graph — the Microsoft 365 application programming interface (API) — is also based on the Azure cloud. I mean it’s right there in the name, “Cloud PC.” And, that my friend, can prove to be a real pain. Just ask all the poor devils who already depend on Azure Active Directory (AAD). On March 15...