Now, let’s take a look at what the new features these tools offer! And if you are looking to learn how to get started with Teams Toolkit and the requirement to start developing Teams apps in general, I’d recommend reading Get started documentation on Microsoft Teams developer platform docs first. Teams Toolkit comes with a Command-line tool, called TeamsFx CLI, which lets you run tasks with keyboard-centric experience, as well as enabling CI/CD scenarios. There are a visual interface tool and a command line interface-With Teams Toolkit extension for Visual Studio, you can take advantage of the familiar VS Code visual interface for Teams app development. Teams Toolkit is a collection of development tools that helps you to create and deploy Microsoft Teams apps with integrated identity, access to cloud storage, data from Microsoft Graph, and other services in Azure and Microsoft 365.
Quick intro-What are Teams Toolkit & TeamsFx CLI? In this article, I am introducing the new features in the Toolkit v3.0 for developers, especially to empower Teams enterprise developers. Since then, the tool has evolved with more powerful features and a better user-experience. I also introduced TeamsFx, the core library that lets you handle things like authorization and making Microsoft Graph API calls. In the earlier posts, I introduced Teams Toolkit v2 Developer Preview extension for Visual Studio Code that generates scaffolding to help you get started with Microsoft Teams apps.
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