Introduction For a while, when using Graph API and PowerShell I have been using my own implementations of communicating with Graph API as outlined in the following posts: Getting started with Microsoft Graph and PowerShell Authenticating with Graph API Using a Device Code However, at Ignite 2019, it was announced there is a Graph API… READ MORE
Last year Microsoft Teams overtook Slack when it reached 13 million daily users. Since then it has only grown and continues to add new features. We recapped some of these new features that were announced at last year’s Microsoft Ignite, including the long-awaited addition of private channels. However, as more and more features are added some are inevitably going… READ MORE
This is part III of the series Teams message cards. You’ll find the previous parts here: Part I Part II In the third part, we’ll use the script from the second part, with some adjustments. The source of the data is the same, the difference is that we look for message type MessageCenter instead of Incident. The goal is to… READ MORE
This is part II of the series Teams message cards. UPDATED: January 2020: Added some more options to the script to filter services and classifications Part I started off easy, by parsing an RSS feed and present the data in a Teams channel. In this second part, we will dig a little deeper. We will look into… READ MORE
This blog post is a step-by-step instruction on how to create a Bot from scratch using Microsoft Bot Framework v4, configure it to work with Microsoft Teams, and authenticate it to make Microsoft Graph requests.There are a lot of resources around bots, authentication in bots and Microsoft Teams (and I’ll list resources at the end… READ MORE
Using new read receipts feature in Microsoft Teams, you can find out that people have read or seen messages you’ve sent. This feature is supported in 1:1 chat or group chat of 20 or fewer members in Microsoft Teams. How to see the Read receipts in messages? Users can find out who reads your message… READ MORE
With the exponential growth of Microsoft Teams also came the problem to manage accounts in multiple tenants, if you belong to more than one organization you may find yourself signing in and signing out multiple times or using multiple browsers to keep up with everything being said in all environments. While the option to manage… READ MORE
This is part I of a series where the goal is to both create a reusable template as well as be able to present useful information from the Microsoft 365 Roadmap in a Teams channel. Tools used: Powershell Message Card playground As the roadmap URL provides an RSS feed, I can use Powershell to: Get data (I… READ MORE
This fourth article of our series on Modern SharePoint Web Parts focuses on a set of web parts which allow you to embed code to render some external content on a modern SharePoint page. The Kindle and YouTube web parts allow you to preview books or videos on your page via embed codes from those services. And… READ MORE
Overview SharePoint Framework (SPFx) client side web parts are lightweight in nature. They can be developed using open source tools such as Node.JS, NPM, Yeoman generators and can be opened in code editors of our choice (Visual Studio Code, Atom, Webstorm). Node Package Manager (NPM) helps to install modules and its dependencies. Yeoman generator carries… READ MORE
