It’s a good mind-set to start from but there is lots in Lync that’s not in Skype. So, some of you will be familiar with Skype for Business, some of you will have only heard the name, and some of you may recognise the name of its predecessor, Microsoft Lync.Įveryone has heard of Skype, right? We used to describe Lync as “it’s like Skype, but for businesses”. All the code in those videos will be available on GitHub as well, so you can study them later at your leisure. I’ll be showing you actual code in Visual Studio so that you can get a feel for what the different APIs and SDKs can do. In the remaining three videos I’m going to select 3 of those tools, and in each video show you an example of where you might use it to solve a specific problem. After that, I’ll explain the different tools which Microsoft have for Skype for Business developers and when you might use them. This won’t be a detailed tutorial of how to use Skype for Business – but if you’ve not seen it before it should show you what’s possible.
In this first video I want to introduce you to Skype for Business development by covering some of the history which led us to this point, and then quickly show you some screenshots of what Skype for Business looks like today. I’ve put together a short 4-part video series, designed for developers who are just getting started in Skype for Business development, or are curious about what’s possible. I write about Skype for Business development on my blog, .uk. Watch the whole series: Skype for Business: A Developer’s Guide
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