1. Teams Basics
Let’s start at the beginning.
Microsoft Teams is Microsoft’s communication and collaboration tool and the “OS for work”. If you haven’t yet experienced it, take a virtual tour!
2. Visit the blog
The most recent blog posts, covering news relevant to Microsoft Teams developers, how-to guides, videos, code samples are more are all on my blog - blog.thoughtstuff.co.uk. I recommend subscribing using a RSS subscription service such as Feedly so you don't miss anything.
3. Watch some videos
For big announcements and deeper dives, I make videos to go alongside blog posts. These might be “how-to” style code walkthroughs, demos or just showing you round a conference I’m speaking at. Have a look at my Featured Videos list to get a feel for the content.
4. Subscribe to Weekly Updates & More
I record Weekly Update videos to YouTube as well as videos from events, tutorials etc. Subscribe to my YouTube Channel so that you always get the latest video as soon as it goes live, or browse them all at thoughtstuff.co.uk/video.
5. Code Samples
Real code samples help people learn faster. I put as much code as I can into GitHub.
6. Sign up for the best news
Join my occasional newsletter. It's very low frequency and is how you can find out about big announcements that affect you as a Teams Platform developer. Learn more.
7. Connect and say Hi!
Here's a quick list of where you can find me:
7. Book me as a Speaker
As you can probably tell, I'm passionate about spreading the development and platform story for Microsoft Teams. If you have a user group or tech event that you want me to speak at, let's talk!
8. Hire Me
If you would like me to get involved in your next Microsoft Teams development project, help you architect your next solution, or train your team, please explore my Consultancy and Development section.