New capabilities are important and exciting, but we also want to make certain that Office Add-ins meet your expectations for performance, reliability, and usability by: Improving performance, stability, and usability of add-ins Ongoing additions to our existing JavaScript APIs across all our applications.Adding a new set of Ribbon Capabilities and rich APIs to PowerPoint, starting with PowerPoint for the web.Supporting contextually visible tabs on the Ribbon, starting in Excel.Enabling add-ins to register keyboard shortcuts in Excel.Native UI for online meeting integrations in Outlook, building on the work in Outlook Mobile.Event-based add-in activation support in Outlook.You’ll see us continue to release new capabilities across our applications, for example: We’ll do this by continually adding to the set of JavaScript APIs and creating new types of integration points that allow you to run your add-in at the right time and integrate with the UI in the same ways as native features. This year, we’re focusing our efforts in four places: Enabling new capabilities for add-in developersĪt the heart of all the work we’re doing is a single ambitious goal: enabling every developer who wants to integrate with Microsoft 365 Apps to build an add-in that seamlessly integrates into our applications.
Our primary goal is to ensure you can build powerful integrations and our backlog is the direct result of your input. The feedback you share directly influences the team’s priorities, so please do keep it coming. We’ll highlight some of our focus areas for the upcoming year, with several additional posts that dig into specific topics and stories from some of the partners that have been working closely with us. As we begin 2021, one of the team’s goals is to do even more sharing of the enhancements we’re making to the add-in platform capabilities in Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Word.
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