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Jeremy and Paul are joined by Rohit Jaiswal to introduce the new To Do APIs on Microsoft Graph. Rohit explains this initial beta release and covers additional scenarios on the roadmap.
Bob German returns to the show to talk with Paul about his experiences in helping partners bring applications to Microsoft Teams.
Isabella Lubin from the Microsoft Teams product group joins to talk about the Microsoft Teams Toolkit and new APIs that help developers build and public applications on Microsoft Teams.
Waldek Mastykarz returns to catch us up on the (soon-to-be-called) Microsoft 365 CLI. Waldek discusses updates since his last visit and use-cases for developers and non-developers alike.
Dewain Robinson and Gary Pretty from Microsoft talk with Paul about the recently released Bot Virtual Agent. Dewain and Gary cover the Virtual Assistant & Skills solution accelerator and the updated tools (Bot Composer and Dialog Generation) that support their development.
Paul talks with Thomy Gölles about his use of Blazor to create Tabs in Microsoft Teams. The discussion goes beyond the Blazor technology, diving into the system architecture and design considerations Thomy used to create the application behind the Tab.
Jeremy and Paul are joined by Nik Molnar (@nikmd23) to discuss Codespaces - a new offering from Visual Studio. Nik provides insights into the service and covers its role in a developer's toolbox.
Jeremy and Paul talk with Micah Godbolt from Microsoft about the FluentUI project and the various libraries they publish.
Lincoln DeMaris from Microsoft talks with Paul about the Microsoft Lists offering and what it means for developers. Lincoln shares his insight Lists in the context of the Power Platform and in the broader productivity market, as well as some roadmap items for upcoming months.
Paul is joined by Christos Matskas and John Patrick Dandison from the Developer Advocacy team in the Identity Division at Microsoft. Christos and John discuss a new .NET library named Microsoft.Identity.Web that improves and simplifies the integration between ASP.NET Identity and Azure Active Directory. They also discuss several samples that the team published recently. These samples make use of the Microsoft.Identity.Web and Microsoft Graph libraries in various app scenarios.
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