Relevance search is now Dataverse search to emphasize that all data within Dataverse is searchable. The same powerful capabilities of Relevance search will continue and we are committed to make Dataverse search even better, starting with a new configuration experience in the maker portal.
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A new look for solution management is now in preview, focused on performance, accessibility and lighting up multiple new experiences for features that were still part of the legacy experiences
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Entering Public Preview is Power Apps support to respect Azure AD Conditional Access policies on individual apps enabling many new governance scenarios.
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Use Power Fx to create calculated columns in Dataverse, with expanded functionality and real time results.
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It can be challenging to pick the right data type. You may start with a text field to store your email addresses and then later realize there is an Email type. Maybe you picked DateTime when really you only needed Date. A new API has been made public that will allow users to change the format of a Text, Integer, or DateTime data type to any of the compatible formats for the type.
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With the app side panes public preview, developers can more than one pane on the right/far side of the model-driven app.
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Microsoft Power Platform is releasing new capabilities in Public Preview that allow for greater control and customization of your Power Platform data loss prevention (DLP) policies.
» Mehr dazu lesen With this public preview, notifications can be send to users within the model-driven app and are displayed using a notification center and notification toasts.
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With the announcement earlier in this year’s Build conference, you may already heard about Power Apps Ideas, an AI-powered assistance to help anyone create apps using natural language. Now we’re excited to tell you that this feature is now officially in public preview.
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The August Power Apps community call we will be looking at: How the Feed your dragon game was created by Gerard Simpson, building Event Calendar Apps by Juli Reid. Varda Shrivastava will walk through how to analyze Model-driven applications performance data using Performance Insights. Power Platform Patterns and Practices updates by April Dunham with host and creator of the Power Apps community call, Power Platform MVP, Todd Baginski covering what’s new in Power Platform.
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