From the course: Microsoft Graph for Developers

Add nuGet packages

- [Instructor] With our application registered in Azure AD, and our web.config updated with the necessary key that we generated, now let's fix the nuGet packages Now this is a list of nuGet packages already present in my project. I need to add one more nuGet package and the package I intend to add is ADAL. ADAL is not just specific to JavaScript, or server-side ASP.NET. ADAL is not just something available for JavaScript or for native client applications. There is a version of ADAL available for nearly any platform you care about. So in this scenario, where my web application is going to make a call to Microsoft Graphs so essentially the web application becomes a client of Microsoft Graph. I can add ADAL into the web application and through ADAL I can perform all that difficult authentication stuff we talked about earlier. So go back to Visual Studio and launch Package Manager Console. And click this restore button if you have just downloaded this code. So it gets the old packages restored and let's go ahead and add this new package which is Microsoft.IdentityModel.Clients.ActiveDirectory. Great, now my application is ready to have me write some code that actually makes a call to Microsoft Graph.

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