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Building Intelligent Apps Using Microsoft Graph
The document discusses the advantages of using Microsoft Graph as a unified API to access multiple workloads, enabling the creation of intelligent applications by breaking down data silos. It highlights user accessibility to files, emails, and events, promoting integration across both work and personal services. The presentation also features various scenarios illustrating how Microsoft Graph can enhance user experience and application functionality.
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- 1. Building Intelligent Apps usingMicrosoft Graph Roy Sheinfeld, Co-founder and CTO, harmon.ie – ESPC 16’
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- 3. Why use theMicrosoft Graph? Single API for accessing more than one workload – break the data silos Ability to tap into consumer market (Work & Personal) Ability to built Intelligent applications 3
- 4. Single API foraccessing more than one workload User Files Conversations People & Groups Events MANAGER CONVERSATIONS EVENTS FILES MESSAGES PEOPLE
- 5. USER FILES EMAIL AND CONVERSATIONSPEOPLEEVENTS Data silos in the enterprise GROUPS 5
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- 8. Mail, calendar andconversations https://outlook.office365.com/api/v1.0/me/Messages https://outlook.office365.com/api/v1.0/me/Events USER EMAIL AND CONVERSATIONS EVENTS GROUPS 8
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- 11. USERS FILES MAILCALENDAR TASKSGROUPS Microsoft Graph API (graph.microsoft.com) Microsoft Graph rich relationships and insights 11
- 12. • Separate APIfor Work/Personal services • Separate oAuth stacks for Work/Personal services Ability to tap into consumer market: Before the Microsoft Graph Work and school Personal 12
- 13. Today’s world withMicrosoft Graph Microsoft Graph https://graph.microsoft.com Work and school Personal … 13
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- 24. directReports Shared with me modifiedBy FILES createdBy directReports public EVENTS MESSAGES manager GROUPS memberOf /groups directReports Sharedwith me modifiedBy FILES createdBy directReports public createdBy FILES CONVERSATIONS EVENTS GROUPS memberOf USER 24
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- 26. 1. Get atenant-level entity set: /user 2. Select a member from the entity set: /user/{id} 3. Get an entity property: /user/{id}/department 4. Traverse to related entity type via navigation properties: /user/{id}/drives Navigating the API /{version}/{tenant} /{entity-set} /{id}/{property} 26
- 27. UX = Look& Feel 27 Look Clean, modern UI Feel “Joy of Use” “Great Experience” + = Intelligent Apps Increase Joy, Great UX
- 28. From Business Appsto Intelligent Apps 28 Top Down: Identify key use cases and augment with insights from the graph Two approaches Bottom up: Identify useful APIs and then employ them to enrich your app
- 29. Building Intelligent Apps– Scenario #1 Saving Documents in (Document) Libraries Old way: Offer intuitive navigation tools to user Intelligent app: Old way + suggestions from the graph 29
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- 32. Building Intelligent Apps– Scenario #2 Recommend content Old way: Task-dedicated app New way: Use of ‘Trending Around Me’ from the graph to improve engagement 32
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- 35. Building Intelligent Apps– Scenario #3 Contacting Colleagues Old way: Seek and find the contact alphabetically New way: Use ‘affinity’ from the graph to suggest “close” contacts 35
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- 38. Extending the Graph https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/contacts/<contactId>/extensions { "@odata.type":"microsoft.graph.openTypeExtension", "ExtensionName": "Com.Contoso.OpportunityManager", "CompanyName": "Alpine Skis", "URL": "https://contoso.sales.com/opportunities/6389346343848" } https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/contacts/<contactId>/ extensions/Com.Contoso.OpportunityManager 38
- 39. Extend Graph withBusiness data 39
- 40. Beyond the MicrosoftGraph Using Graph data to get insights for other services 40
- 41. Building your owngraph 41
- 42. Thank You! Contact me:@roysheinfeld or roys@harmon.ie