At its Build 2022 developer conference, Microsoft has announced various new features for Microsoft Teams. While most of the new updates are for the developers to take part in, one thing that might captivate users is the Live Share feature. Here's a look at the new feature and more Teams-related updates.
Share your screen REALLY in a Microsoft Teams meeting (for the BEST experience!)
First, Microsoft Teams will get a Live Share feature, which will allow users to edit, create and do tons of things together with participants at the same time. This is an extension of the screen sharing feature, which only allows users to show their screens to others.
The Live Share experiences are based on the Fluid Framework and Azure Fluid Relay to synchronize this data in real time. This feature will initially be used by Frame.io, Hexagon, Skillsoft, MakeCode, Accenture, Parabol and Breakthru. Developers can also use out-of-the-box extensions for the Teams SDK to extend Live Share experiences to other apps.
The company has also announced the general availability of Fluid Framework and Fluid Relay for other apps to create Live Share experiences. This is expected to be available in mid-2022.
