The Microsoft 365 Community is the virtual home for everyone who wants to extend Microsoft 365 beyond the standard. We want to share knowledge, learn from each other and achieve more together.
Our mission is to create a single inclusive and welcoming place for everyone who wants to build on Microsoft 365.
This blog is part of the Microsoft 365 community and complements our existing initiatives, such as our open-source projects and Community Docs, where we explain how the different features of Microsoft 365 work and offer guidance on how to use them.
You can find community-authored blog posts alongside with Community Call recordings and Podcasts here.
We learned that people build solutions that span multiple Microsoft products with varying degrees of complexity, and we shouldn’t compartmentalize communities. We like to bring people together by guiding and sharing knowledge and listening to understand people’s needs. Please expect blog posts, videos, and open discussion on all kinds of topics around building on Microsoft 365. We are here to help.
Some important things that we want to achieve:
We do not want to distinguish between so-called developers and citizen developers or spend much energy putting people into boxes. We want to provide guidance, knowledge, and reusable patterns and practices for everyone who wants to build on top of Microsoft 365, regardless of their profession, role, technical background, approach, or skill level. By living our Sharing is Caring mission, everyone will benefit.
Having one community as a virtual home for everyone who wants to extend Microsoft 365 will break down information silos and broaden everyone’s horizon, which will lead to better outcomes and more connected solutions. Sharing ideas across products using no code, low-code, and coded solutions in one single place will bring our communities closer together.
We want to let our community grow and get new people involved, so we want to also cater to people who are not in that community right now and lower entry barriers. Helping everyone getting started rather than gate keeping is one of our primary goals.
Appreciating people from all backgrounds and with different expertise will ensure inclusiveness and improve our ability to step outside of our comfort zones and respect diverse perspectives. Learning that there is no pecking order of power users, makers, and developers but that we will be most successful when we focus on a better together approach will make a huge difference.
You can create articles in the Microsoft 365 and Power Platform Community Blog by submitting them with a Pull request, please read our Contributing guidelines on how to do this.
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Does your blog post contain code/script that others might find valuable and could probably serve as a sample as well? Please let us know, we want to share your sample in our sample galleries.
Do you consider to demo your solution in one of our Community Calls? We would love to have you! Please reach out to @LuiseFreese - she will help to get you scheduled.
We are here and happy to support you and provide you with resources, guidance and an entire community to help you contributing. Our friends at Sharing is Caring run sessions on how you get started and will help you along the way. If you have any questions, please reach out to any Microsoft 365 Platform Community team member, they will point you into the right direction.
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