Portals Web API enables building a richer user experience inside Power Apps portals pages. You can use Web API to create, update, and delete operations across Common Data Service entities (excluding configuration entities) from your portal pages.
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You can now troubleshoot forms in model driven apps using the new monitoring tool.
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We are continuing to improve how we handle cascading operations in the Common Data Service for model driven apps and Dynamics 365 to allow you to be more productive. Last year, we made core changes to cascade assign and delete. Now we are making similar improvements to merge operations.
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The Power Apps October release wave 2 has many exciting end user productivity enhancements you can try out and start to take advantage of now for your model-driven apps.
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Project Oakdale delivers a built-in, low-code data platform for Teams and enables everyone to easily build and deploy apps and intelligent chatbots in Teams with Microsoft Power Apps and Microsoft Power Virtual Agents. This follow up post provides additional detail on some of the key capabilities in Project Oakdale as well as some of the differences between Project Oakdale and the Common Data Service.
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Hosted by Power Apps MVP Todd Baginski the August Power Apps community call is adding some sizzle to this summer’s Power Apps community call lineup with three of the hottest Microsoft Power Platform MVPs covering their favorite topics
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To ensure Power Apps checker continues to broaden analysis coverage as languages evolve, we recently migrated our web language rules to an ESLint plugin and now offer support for ECMAScript 2018 (ES9) syntax plus ES6 globals.
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GA Announcement of Power Platform Build Tools
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