This article describes how management of the program was transformed to save time, and holistically track and monitor the program and drive actionable insights using Power Platform and Dynamics 365.
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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.
» Διαβάστε περισσότερα 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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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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The Power Apps October release wave 2 makes discovering data much easier and comes with enhanced UI experiences that are modern; take advantage of these now for your Model-driven apps.
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Use Application Insights to monitor & analyze service telemetry data produced by UCI page and form loads, Platform API calls, custom plug-ins, and more.
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For the first time ever you can use command designer and Power Fx to customize model-driven app command bars! We’re excited to introduce many new low-code capabilities that also work with custom pages in converged apps.
» Διαβάστε περισσότερα Announcing the public preview of Custom Pages which is a big leap forward in the convergence of model-driven apps and canvas apps into a single Power App.
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Performance Insights, a new feature to help you improve the performance of your Model-driven apps, is now available in public preview!
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Multi-table lookups (also sometimes known as Polymorphic Lookups) allow the creation of a lookup in one table that looks up records in multiple other tables at once. This provides much greater flexibility in retrieving data within your environments. With multi-table lookups, you can perform a lookup on 2 or more tables at the same time and locate the record you want from the referenced tables.
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