Microsoft Introduces Live Share Feature For Teams, Refreshes OneNote
Microsoft has announced several enhancements and new capabilities for developers building collaborative apps for Teams and Microsoft 365.
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Microsoft has announced several enhancements and new capabilities for developers building collaborative apps for Teams and Microsoft 365.
The synchronisation will run on Teams hosted and managed Microsoft Azure Fluid Relay service instance -- at no cost to developers
Microsoft said it is introducing Live Share, a capability for apps to go beyond passive screen sharing and enable participants to co-watch, co-edit, co-create, and more in Teams meetings.
Among the plethora of announcements to come out of Build 2022, Microsoft had quite a bit of news relating to the Microsoft Store in Windows 11. With a sly dig at rivals, the company pointed out that developers are able to use their own in-app commerce engines and retain one hundred percent of revenue. But the announcements about what is new are far more noteworthy.
Microsoft stated that it introduced Live Share for supporting apps to get the capability to go beyond passive screen sharing and enable participants to co-watch, co-edit, co-create, and more in Teams meetings.