BotBuilder's SDK extension for Microsoft Teams
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PowerShell Module Handling Authentication to Cloud Services
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This is a project made from Node.js which aims to allow users to download the latest internal build of Microsoft Teams.
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An fun and useful bot for Microsoft Teams that demonstrates several key common concepts
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Express utility for Microsoft Teams solutions
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Backup-TeamsConfig is a script allowing you to backup various parts of Microsoft Teams configuration and package it up in to a single file
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Microsoft Teams Service Health and Message Center Notifications as Teams posts and to SharePoint lists.
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Additional resources for Secure Remote Working webinar held in Perth
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Demo for Ignite 2018 session "Automate the creation of teams and channels in Microsoft Teams" THR2147
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This script allows you to login into your meetings or classes correctly, when time or time interval is provided
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JavaScript snippets to do useful things within the Microsoft Teams DevTools
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Checks the current status of connections to (and as required, promps for login to) various Microsoft Cloud platforms.
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PowerShell Module Handling Authentication to Cloud Services
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SPFx Project For Teams Tab With External API Integration
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Shared material for the Microsoft in Higher Education Conference
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PowerShell scripts and solutions to support data migrations to Microsoft 365.
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Test Automation Framework using Java
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Trivia Bot application challenge code built MS Open Hack - Business Apps
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Microsoft Teams 平台完全手册
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Legacy Actionable Message Card classes
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MTC Teams Guest Access Workshop
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Programatically add your company logo to any image.
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A Powershell Module that checks for required modules and installs them if missing. Once the module has been installed you will be prompted for username and password to connect to respective service. A Powershell Module that checks for required modules and installs them if missing. Once the module has been installed you will be prompted for username and password to connect to respective service.
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Scripts to help the day along. More documentation may be found on website
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Right now, we only provision standard channels but we would like to also create private channels. This might be a good start: Create a private channel on behalf of a team owner