We are excited to share that we have released a new learning path on Microsoft Learn, Microsoft Graph Fundamentals, which is a multi-part series that teaches you basic concepts of Microsoft Graph. It will guide you with hands-on exercises on how to use Microsoft Graph Application Programming Interface (API) requests to start developing or enhancing your applications with Microsoft 365 data.
Microsoft Graph is the API for Microsoft 365. It is the culmination of most of the data you have in Microsoft 365, Windows 10, and Enterprise Mobility + Security all readily available to be accessed and used in your application by consuming its unified programmability model.
Microsoft Graph helps you take advantage of a secured, unified API that can be used to connect applications to data located in various Microsoft 365 services. Developers can get started with Microsoft Graph quickly and access data across an organization without having to learn how individual Microsoft 365 services work. Security is a critical part of any organization, and Microsoft Graph helps provide built-in security to control access to various services.
Go to aka.ms/learn-graph and complete the learning path to understand the fundamentals of Microsoft Graph with lots of exercises to involve you in the learning process.
There are three modules that will take you on a journey through Microsoft Graph and how to use it in an application:
What do I need to know to complete the learning path?
The following are some basic prerequisites that will help you complete the Microsoft Graph learning path:
For the exercises you will need:
If you are not familiar with Microsoft 365 tenants or dev tenants, we’ve got you covered! Take a look at Julie Turner's blog, What is a Dev tenant and why would you want one?
Want to learn more about Graph? Join us for a two-hour livestream event created by developers, for developers. Let’s talk app development with Microsoft Graph!
Go to aka.ms/learntogether-graph and RSVP to start learning how to build apps with Microsoft Graph and connect with our developer community!
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