Microsoft Hack Together: Microsoft Graph and .NET 1st - 15th March
Hack Together is a virtual hackathon to get started building apps with Microsoft Graph and .NET. In this hackathon, you will kick-start learning how to build apps with Microsoft Graph – the API to access data and insights from Microsoft 365, and develop apps based on some of the most popular Microsoft Graph scenarios. You’ll also have a chance to win exciting prizes and meet Microsoft Graph and .NET Product Group Leaders, Cloud Advocates, MVPs and Student Ambassadors.Creating Microsoft Graph custom connector in Power Apps
How can Power Apps bring positive changes to the education system? One can create learning games in a cohesive system. Students can choose which subject they want to work on. They’ll demonstrate that they’ve learned the skill in question, and collect points. One can create a variety of different apps that tackle different learning processes. If there are children with dyslexia, coping strategies for the disorder can be incorporated into the program. One can create a smart tracking system to keep up with student proficiency by flagging various questions and exercises with different proficiency tags when creating them.
Power Platform + MS Graph
Through our roles as Microsoft Learn Student Ambassadors, we have actively been part of the Microsoft Learn Student Ambassadors, social impact project, where a group of ambassadors from across the globe work together on a project. Our project team consisted of the following Ambassadors Gayatri Prabhu, Muhammad Qasim, and I. This blog series introduces the Power platform ecosystem with Microsoft Graph with use cases for people from the field of education.Access User Data from Microsoft Graph
Why integrate with education scenarios? Imagine a teacher who went to a conference and got excited about certain great applications. After she came back, the first thing she need to do is to load the list of students into the app. It doesn't sound like a fun task to do, right? It can also be kind of a barrier to entry at times when there is a large class or a lot of details needed.Introducing support for Graph data in Azure Database for PostgreSQL (Preview)
We are excited to announce the addition of Apache AGE extension in Azure Database for PostgreSQL, a significant advancement that provides graph processing capabilities within the PostgreSQL ecosystem. This new extension brings a powerful toolset for developers looking to leverage a graph database with the robust enterprise features of Azure Database for PostgreSQL.
Graph CallRecords
Hi, I'm trying to find a way to get Teams Call Queue calls waiting time (how much time the caller waits on the queue before an agent took the call). By using the Get CallRecord method I was able to get details about regular Teams calls by call ID - GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/communications/callRecords/{id} I was wondering if I can do the same with Call Queue\Auto Attendant calls and try to figure out the waiting time with the data I will get. I know 3rd party tools, which gives the details I'm looking for, using Graph webhook subscription - so I'm pretty sure I can get this data too, just can't find out how. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.
