#Microsoft office chat feature update#

Microsoft made Live components for chat available in preview on October 28. According to MC270177 (July 14), Microsoft will roll out “ Fluid live components in Teams chat” in mid-August ( Microsoft 365 roadmap item 82779) and expects to complete deployment by the end of August.

On June 17, Microsoft followed up by saying that “ the expansion of Fluid components for Teams meetings, OneNote, Outlook, and Whiteboard that make it easier to collaborate synchronously and asynchronously across Teams and Office apps.”Ĭonfused by what Fluid is or means in practical terms? Well, soon you’ll get a chance to try the technology out in Teams chat. On May 25, Microsoft announced that Fluid components in Teams chat was then in private preview. The big selling point for the Fluid framework is its synchronization capabilities, which allow applications to coordinate updates made by multiple people to the same content and present the information in a coherent manner. The Fluid framework is a technology developed by Microsoft ( now open source) designed to help developers build better collaborative applications.

#Microsoft office chat feature update#

Update 28-October: Fluid components (now renamed Loop components) for Teams Char are available in public preview. Updated to correct administrative control over Live components. Coming Soon to an Office Application Near Youįirst Fluid Component Delivered – More Coming.Getting Immediate and Concurrent Updates.First Fluid Component Delivered – More Coming.