Integration through tabs, embedded web apps One of the key benefits of integrating web apps into Teams is providing a more productive way for users - your colleagues and Teams users around the world - to get the work done. This is primarily because the tool has always been designed with the web in mind. In fact, Teams provides an alternative way to interact with and distribute your existing web applications. You may be familiar with Teams as a collaborative communication tool, but as a developer, you could also view it as a development platform. Let’s dive in! Microsoft Teams as a platform It turns out that making your web application accessible where your users are already working has some benefits, including a reach of over 115 million daily active users. While you’re walking through this tutorial, if you want to dive deeper, check out the on-demand videos from Learn Together: Developing Apps for Teams. We’ll use bare-minimum HTML code and toolsets to build a Teams tab (the simplest version of an app in Teams).

You don’t need any prior experience to get started. In this article, we’ll see how to build a new web application in Teams, and how to integrate an existing one - with just a few lines of code. Or maybe you’ve already published an app on another platform and want to gain more users on Teams.

Perhaps you are using Microsoft Teams at work and want to build an app that runs inside Teams. This article has been kindly supported by our dear friends at Microsoft who have been creating products such as Visual Studio, Teams, and many others, and have been actively supporting open source for years.

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