On my Office 365 Dev Subscription, I am trying to do a PoC for Azure AD joining Windows 10 machines. But that requires an intune subscription. I think you will get more development work out of EM+S products, if you include it with the dev subscription.

There is no way to access office 365 developer program benefits. The link sent in the activation email points to the page that does not exist. There is no page with links to particular benefits as well.

I'm re-opening this idea (https://officespdev.uservoice.com/forums/224641-feature-requests-and-feedback/suggestions/12947451-support-mac-compose-in-add-ins) that was posted in March and replied to in October of this year. Compose add-ins are NOT supported on the 2016 Outlook Mac client as far as I can tell (I'm running v15.29 (161115) with Office Insider Fast); Compose add-ins ARE available in Word, Excel, etc. but not Outlook. Please let us know when and if that will be remedied. Thanks!

I've posted about this here:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/officeonline-word_online/content-control-support-in-word-online/0f33ba70-9fe0-4990-9f09-db5ce7f3a8c7?tm=1460747722010

The JavaScript API provides a lot of functionalities around Content Controls, so I don't really understand why these are not supported in Word Online.

Will we have this support eventually? Do we have any estimated date for that?

We would like to create an add-in for Outlook that executes automatically for all new messages without requiring the user to manually activate it.

Allow user to install plug-in with the option to auto-run the app (or plug-in as the option to turn on auto-run) so the user doesn't have to active the plug-in each time.

I suggest you offer Office 365 as part of MSDN subscriptions.

I was extremely disappointed to see that when I login to my MSDN subscription and search for "Office", I don't see Office 365 listed as an available download.

I pay for my MSDN subscription out of my own pocket, so the absence of Office 365 from MSDN subscriber downloads is a large impediment.

You can't test user permissions and other things with a single admin user. Running as admin isn't really best practice when developing. Agreed?

Some key links on this page are broken, which makes it hard for developers to get help.
(1) dxipfb@microsoft.com bounce email back, because it only accept emails from within Microsoft.
(2) "Give feedback about this page" link at the bottom of the page links to no where. So it can't be used to provide you feedback at all.

https://dev.office.com site is not working properly, please fix the website

This might look not so important in many use cases. However, when the add-in takes in data from the worksheets and saves them through API calls, it becomes quite useful for a good user experience. Currently, users would need to click on a button in the add-in that would save all of the rows in one go. However, It would be nice if they don't require to do that and the changes can be saved real-time.

I have tried to send an email to the address: officedev@microsoft.com and it got returned. It might be possible that only certain people can do this, if so, maybe you should hide it from the site? Thanks

https://dev.outlook.com/Actions/getting-started directs readers to onboardoam@microsoft.com which is configured not to accept email from external senders

Give developers possibility to create add-in for outlook online, that is displayed in vertical pane in read mode. I saw such add-ins for Evernote and Wunderlist but there is no information in documentation how to create such add-ins. See screenshot: http://www.screencast.com/t/y6V5KTt1

When developing an outlook add-in, it would be nice if it were possible to close the add-in pane with javascript after a certain action has been completed or after the user has done something.

I would be nice to have a way to get online editor url for a document in order to be able to share to others this url through the word add in

Currently (03/2016) Mac Outlook 2016 does not support Compose Add-Ins.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/EN-US/library/office/dn818897.aspx
Please support Mac - and give us some idea of when this support will be available.

This article is, hands down, the best one I've read in over twenty five years. It helped me solve two huge problems at once.

There is one minor editorial request: make the web.config element names match the names in the prose.

Bravo Zulu, msft.