Welcome to the Power Apps monthly feature update! We will use this blog to share what’s new in Power Apps. A summary of product, community, and learning updates from throughout the month so you can access it in one easy place.
Continue reading →Building apps in this environment gives non-coders a platform to deliver real value for clients without the overhead and protracted time frames that go along with legacy development. While these no-code tools will not replace legacy app building (at least … Continue reading →
Power Platform is the future. As Microsoft continues to neglect any other workflow technology, the low code/no code capability of the Power Platform stands as a reasonable replacement. Including the expansion of Power Automate to include RPA attended and unattended. … Continue reading →
By Matt Heusser – A business wants to develop a coupon generator, a branded calendar or a branded recipe application. Colleges want to track students or courses. An independent car dealership wants to automate part of the scheduling or service … Continue reading →
With demand for business applications – and, therefore, programmers – at an all-time high, developers are increasingly looking for tools that allow them to build apps faster without taking away the ability to use ‘real’ code when needed. As such, … Continue reading →
We are getting more and more use out of the Power suite, Apps, Automate and BI. Given Microsoft’s proclivity towards Designer for SharePoint, Power Apps and Power Automate are more and more important in delivering customized solutions for our clients. … Continue reading →
As I mentioned in yesterdays (whose paying attention) post Microsoft’s announcement this week on the removal of SharePoint 2010 workflows from SharePoint Online tenants makes it more important than ever to get acquainted with the Power Platform. Especially Power Automate … Continue reading →
