Build a stock update notification bot for Microsoft Teams using Teams Toolkit for Visual Studio Code
Learn how Microsoft Teams Toolkit helps simplify and accelerate your Microsoft Teams app development by building a bot that obtains data from an external API and sends a rich message using an Adaptive Card into Microsoft Teams.
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