Microsoft Teams as a Development Platform
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The document discusses the integration of Microsoft Teams and SharePoint Framework, highlighting features such as Teams tabs, bots for user interaction, and adaptive cards for rich messaging. It emphasizes enhancing user experiences by connecting existing content, integrating with various systems, and utilizing AI capabilities. Additionally, it outlines using Microsoft Graph as a unified API for accessing Microsoft 365 services.
Microsoft Teams as a Development Platform
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- 10. Get started Connect your existing content. Enhance conversations Add AI and context. Distribute Office Store or Company app catalog. Integrate Connect existing systems.
- 12. • SharePoint Framework web parts can be exposed as Microsoft Teams tabs • Tabs are automatically hosted and executed in the context of the SharePoint • You can take advantage of all SharePoint Framework capabilities in the Teams tab SharePoint Framework solution running in Teams
- 13. https://bit.ly/2TU1BbP Visual Studio Code, SharePoint Framework 1.8
- 14. Get started Connect your existing content. Enhance conversations Add AI and context. Distribute Office Store or Company app catalog. Integrate Connect existing systems.
- 15. Bots make it easy for users to interact with your app in Team conversations or 1:1 Built using Microsoft Bot Framework v3/v4 Interpret text input using LUIS or connect QnA maker Complete tasks via basic commands, menu or natural language
- 16. https://bit.ly/2FBn6sU Visual Studio, Bots Framework v4.0, AppStudio
- 17. Display rich cards in channels Sent from bots, connectors or messaging extensions Users can take quick actions like comment, select options, set a date Caution: “Legacy” actionable cards vs. adaptive cards.
- 18. Personalize Teams Compose box with your App & Services content Users can query and insert your app content into conversations
- 19. Notify users personally via the activity feed To access the activity feed, you will need to create a bot Deep link straight into tabs
- 21. Get started Connect your existing content. Enhance conversations Add AI and context. Distribute Office Store or Company app catalog. Integrate Connect existing systems.
- 23. Push interactive messages into channel. Currently only legacy actionable cards. Uses incoming webhook API Update a CRM opportunity, fill out a survey, approve a expense report
- 26. Integration with 100s of other systems Connector available for Microsoft Flow and Azure Logic Apps Triggers and Actions
- 29. Microsoft Graph is a unified API over all Microsoft 365 services Gateway to data and intelligence in Microsoft 365 Unified programmability model
- 32. Get started Connect your existing content. Enhance conversations Add AI and context. Distribute Office Store or Company app catalog. Integrate Connect existing systems.
- 34. Tabs Bots Adaptive Cards Connectors Logic Apps & Flow Graph
Editor's Notes
- #6: Microsoft fastest growing product. Fast change is also a challenge. Developer experience is not always good.
- #7: Your users are already there Leverage the primary collaboration and communication tool. Choose the audience for your app Office Store and Company App Catalog Conversations come free No need to build a conversation layer of its own Build once, use everywhere Microsoft Teams client on Windows Desktop, Mac, Web, Android and iOS platform
- #12: Easy way to integrate existing app Focus on relevant app functionality. HTTPS Allow themselves to be iframed Style Authentication Cross Domain Navigation
- #13: Keine zusätzliche Runtime Umgebung (d.h. Azure Web Services) Zugriff auf SharePoint Listen und Dokumente als Datenspeicher Authentication Im Kontext der SharePoint Site der entsprechenden Groups
- #20: Notification only bots
- #24: Currently AdaptiveCards are not supported
- #27: Trigger: “new message” or “I am mentioned” Action: Get messages, Post a message, Create a channel, List Teams, List Channels, etc.
- #34: App setup policy: Pin apps for groups App permissions policy: disable apps, gradual rollout, manage permissions AppSource, only free