Microsoft Teams Development
- Bots (See also Power Virtual Agents)
- Webhooks and Connectors
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Learn Together: Developing Apps for Teams
- December 16, 2020 | 9:00AM PST
Millions of new Microsoft Teams users are looking to you, the developers, to create engaging and unique application experiences on Teams. In this two-hour livestream on Learn TV, you’ll learn:
- Why you should consider building apps for Teams
- How to get started building apps for Teams in VS Code
- Where you can integrate your apps in the Teams user experience
App catalog vs App Store
Teams Development
SPFx in Teams
Types of Apps
| App type | Scenario description |
|---|---|
| Tabs | Surface your content in Microsoft Teams. |
| Bots | Help users get tasks done in conversations. |
| Connectors | Post updates from external services to channels. |
| Actionable messaging | Add enhanced interaction to your connector cards. |
| Messaging extensions | Allow users to query and share information in conversations. |
| Websites | Surface enhanced content in your web pages. |
| Services | Enhance your client applications with Microsoft Graph data via your web service. |
| Activity feed | Engage users via feed notifications. |
| Calling and online meetings (preview) | Create Microsoft Teams apps with bots that can initiate and participate in audio/video calls, route/transfer calls based on interactive voice response (IVR) flows, and participate in online meetings. |
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See also SharePoint Development, Power Platform