Lightning Conductor SPFx Client Side Web Part and the Graph API & Microsoft Team Tab

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Using the Lightning Conductor SPFx Client Side Web Part and the Graph API & Microsoft Teams Tab

Within this webinar, Microsoft MVP and Lightning Tools Founder Brett Lonsdale demonstrates the new Lightning Conductor SPFx Client Side Web Part and how it can now be used to aggregate information through the Microsoft Graph API to include content created within Planner, OneDrive, Microsoft Teams and more… Brett also demonstrates how the Lightning Conductor can now be added to a Microsoft Teams Tab to bring aggregated and styled lists or other content to your Teams channels.

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