The Future of Calling Microsoft APIs
summary
Microsoft Graph provides a single REST endpoint at graph.microsoft.com (v1 and beta branches) and ships SDKs on GitHub plus ADAL for auth; demos show creating schema extensions (added a "joke" field across users/groups and populated three users), using Graph Explorer to grab a bearer token, downloading a profile photo, sending it to Azure Emotion API, saving the JSON result back to OneDrive and sharing a link (end‑to‑end works), and a Microsoft Flow → Azure Function pipeline that parses #MicrosoftGraph tweets and appends rows to an Excel workbook via the Excel rich APIs.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:56Goals
- 1:12What Is the Future of Calling Microsoft Api
- 3:30Unified Api Endpoint
- 11:20Graph Homepage
- 16:17Extensions
- 17:04Graph Explorer
- 27:22Installed Active Directory Authentication Library
- 34:00Sign in Flow
- 39:06Emotion Api in Azure
- 44:59Demo
- 48:07Http Trigger
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