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Microsoft 365 Developer Platform - Session Schedule Microsoft 365 Developer Platform - Session Schedule Monday App Awards THR1011 1450-1510 2019 Microsoft 365 App Award finals: Best Integration Ben Summers Microsoft 365 Platform BRK2263 1515-1600 Creating connected experiences with the Microsoft 365 Developer Platform Robert Howard Microsoft Graph BRK2180 1630-1715 Microsoft Graph Yina Arenas App Awards THR1010 1635-1655 2019 Microsoft 365 App Award finals: Best User Experience Giorgio Sardo Windows THR2105 1635-1655 Test and debug MSIX apps remotely using Windows Device Portal Adam Braden Tuesday Microsoft 365 Platform MDEV10 0900-0945 The perfectly tailored productivity suite starts with the Microsoft 365 platform Mike Ammerlaan App Awards THR1009 0935-0955 2019 Microsoft 365 App Award finals: Business or User Value winner Jon Tinter Microsoft Graph MDEV20 1015-1100 Microsoft Graph: a primer for app developers Ben Summers App Awards THR1012 1130-1150 2019 Microsoft 365 App Award finals: Best Overall App Tony Imperati Microsoft Teams MDEV30 1130-1215 Building modern enterprise-grade collaboration solutions with Microsoft Teams and Mike Ammerlaan Office 365 MDEV40 1245-1330 TransformSharePoint everyday business processes with Microsoft 365 platform tools Matt Geimer; Wey Love Windows BRK2032 1245-1330 The Modern Windows Command-Line: Windows Terminal Kayla Cinnamon Security THR3091 1350-1410 Gain Efficiencies in Security Response with ServiceNow and Azure Sentinel Integration Preeti Krishna powered by Microsoft Graph App Awards THR1008 1350-1410 2019 Microsoft 365 App Awards finals: People’s Choice winner Ben Summers Windows MDEV50 1400-1445 Windows 10: The developer platform, and modern application development Pete Brown Microsoft Graph THR3095 1505-1525 Unified PowerShell experience for Microsoft Graph - preview Darrel Miller Microsoft Graph THR3089 1620-1640 Building great push notifications for your Microsoft 365 users Nazuk Jain Microsoft 365 Platform THR3105 1735-1755 Activating your App from the Cloud Mary Anne Noskowski Wednesday Microsoft Graph THR3088 0900-0920 Microsoft Graph Toolkit: Two lines of code to get started with Microsoft Graph Nikola Metulev Microsoft Teams BRK3225 0900-0945 Develop great workspaces with the Microsoft Teams platform: What’s new and what’s Bill Bliss coming SharePoint BRK3071 1015-1100 SharePoint development for enterprises: What's new and what’s next Luca Bandinelli Office 365 BRK3075 1245-1330 Learning about the Fluid Framework Peter Allenspach; Tyler Butler Windows BRK2033 1245-1330 Windows App Development Roadmap: Making Sense of WinUI, UWP, Win32, .NET Paul Gusmorino; James Clarke Microsoft 365 Platform THR3087 1315-1335 Build great Microsoft 365 experiences on the web and beyond Micah Godbolt Windows THR1064 1350-1410 Lessons Learned from Open-Sourcing Windows Calculator Dave Grochocki; Howard Wolosky AAD/Identity BRK2080 1400-1445 Simplify sign in and authorization with the Microsoft identity platform Saeed Akhter Office 365 BRK4009 1515-1600 Create contextual and intelligent experiences with the Excel and Azure Platform Keyur Patel; Jens Schwarzer; Shiuan-chin Chang Microsoft Graph BRK4013 1630-1715 Top seven tips to become a Microsoft Graph guru Jeremy Thake Windows BRK2029 1630-1715 React Native: Build rich apps for Windows and mobile applications easily using JavaScript Kiki Saintoge; Steven Moyes Microsoft Graph THR3086 1700-1720 NBD: Training ML models with Microsoft Graph data connect Abram Jackson; Tyler Lenig Office 365 THR3090 1735-1755 Third-party Single Sign-On in Office Add-ins Nitesh Golchha Thursday Windows BRK1068 1015-1100 How to move your existing apps to MSIX Tanaka Jimha; Sharla Akers Microsoft Graph THR3020 0935-0955 Developing richer Microsoft 365 employee profiles through Microsoft Graph Kevin Bellinger Microsoft 365 Platform BRK3074 1130-1215 Adaptive Cards: Powering the next generation of contextual user experiences in your Matt Hidinger apps and Microsoft 365 Microsoft Graph THR2236 1205-1225 Learn how to build your own Microsoft Graph Connectors Raju Nagalinga Office 365 BRK3231 1245-1330 Take productivity to the next level with Outlook Add-ins Juan Balmori Labra Microsoft 365 Platform THR3021 1315-1335 Create stunning 3D web experiences with Babylon.js Jason Carter Windows THR2204 1350-1410 Migrating Existing .NET Framework WPF and Windows Forms applications to .NET Core Olia Gavrysh Windows BRK2031 1400-1445 Modernize your WinForms & WPF applications with .NET Core and Windows 10 Miguel Ramos; Adam Braden Windows THR1053 1505-1525 (Embargoed) Using MSIX to simplify application management Manjit Singh Bhatia (Cognizant); John Vintzel Windows BRK3039 1515-1600 Building PWAs to Reach Users on Windows and Beyond Jeff Burtoft SharePoint BRK4008 1630-1715 Kick-start your development with SharePoint Developer Community (PnP) open-source Vesa Juvonen projects and assets Friday AAD/Identity BRK4007 0900-0945 Microsoft identity platform best practices for developers Kyle Marsh Microsoft Teams BRK3226 0900-0945 Every team, connected: Develop Microsoft Teams apps with Microsoft Graph Bill Bliss Windows BRK2028 0900-0945 The Modern Windows Command-Line: Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 Craig Loewen; Sven Groot Microsoft 365 Platform BRK2190 1015-1100 Wow customers with industry-specific solutions built on the Microsoft 365 platform Daniel Canning Microsoft Graph BRK3073 1130-1215 Five cool security apps you can build using Microsoft Graph Preeti Krishna Microsoft 365 Platform BRK2179 1245-1330 Microsoft commercial marketplace: Acquire key integrated business applications for Suzanna Zhuang; Mike Ammerlaan Microsoft 365 Roundtable sessions Wednesday BRK3307 1600-1730 Roundtable topics: Developing on the Microsoft 365 Platform Microsoft product team experts Thursday BRK3307R 1415-1530 Roundtable topics: Developing on the Microsoft 365 Platform Microsoft product team experts Share feedback about your experiences and give input on new investments in a roundtable format. Choose to join any one of the following discussion topics hosted by Microsoft product team experts: PowerShell and Microsoft Graph ▪ Microsoft Graph Toolkit ▪ Extending Microsoft 365 people experiences ▪ Fluid Framework for collaborative experiences ▪ Developing native apps with web technologies such as React Native and JavaScript ▪ Taking WinUI cross platform ▪ Adaptive Cards ▪ Office extensibility ▪ Python scenarios for Excel ▪ The future of WebViews and PWAs with Chromium-based Microsoft Edge ▪ Microsoft 365 Developer Program օ.
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