Friday 9:00 AM - 10:10 AM · Room 149b

Introduction to Custom List Forms Using SPFx

Derek Cash-Peterson

Microsoft MVP

In this introductory developer session, we will talk about the functionality released in SPFx that supports list form customizers. This functionality allows developers to create a customized user interface for forms in SharePoint lists or libraries enhancing the user experience and providing the ability to include custom logic into the form.

In this session we will create our first list form customizer and attach it to a SharePoint list. We will also look at how to enhance the user experience through the use of a Fluent UI design system.

Attendees will leave with an understanding of how to create their first list form customizers and have resources to support further exploration. All are welcome and while development experience isn’t necessary for this session, we will be looking at code and talking about SPFx and React.

Friday 9:00 AM - 10:10 AM · Room 150b

Getting Started with Power Apps Governance

Wes Preston

Microsoft MVP

Tips, tricks, and checklists for adding Power Apps to your organization's tool set. How to plan for a successful integration for makers, developers, trainers, and more.

Friday 9:00 AM - 10:10 AM · Room 152a

Microsoft Teams as a Development Platform

Ryan Schouten

Microsoft MVP & MCT

Microsoft Teams is rapidly positioning itself to be the connecting tool across much of the Office 365 suite. How can we take advantage of this platform and create new user experiences?

In this session we'll talk about all the ways that we can interact with, automate, and supplement Microsoft Teams. We will talk about cards, bots, connectors, and custom applications.

Session Benefits:

• Understand how to use Microsoft Teams as a tool for better user experience
• Understand all the options that are available for customizing the MS Teams interaction

Friday 12:30 PM - 1:40 PM · Room 151b

Unlocking Microsoft 365 with the Microsoft Graph

Bob German

Cloud Developer Advocate at Microsoft

The Microsoft Graph is the main API for Microsoft 365. It's a simple REST service, so you can call it from pretty much anywhere, and it gives you access to all the assets in your tenant, including users and groups, Teams, SharePoint, Planner, and more.

In this session you'll learn what's available, and how to get permission and an access token so you can call the Graph. You'll learn how to call the Graph from Power Platform, JavaScript, PowerShell, or just using a web browser. You'll also learn how to use OData queries and how to deal with large data sets and throttling.

Please join this session and open the potential of the Microsoft Graph to your programs and scripts!