Share your Power Apps skills for a chance to win

Ryan Cunningham, Director PM, Power Apps, Monday, 11 November 2019

Made It with Power Apps is a series of weekly challenges that give you the opportunity to share your knowledge on everything Power Apps, from tips and tricks to useful Power Apps hacks. Head over to @MSPowerApps on Twitter every Monday (except the week of Thanksgiving) at 10:00 AM PST between November 11th and December 22nd to submit your video for a chance to win prizes like a Surface Pro, insulated mugs, $100 VISA gift cards, and more!

Introducing the Microsoft Teams and Power Apps whitepaper

Matthew Bolanos, Program Manager, Friday, 8 November 2019

Learn everything there is to know about customizing Teams with Power Apps, from making a canvas app a personal app to showing CDS entities within a channel by reading the new Teams + Power Apps whitepaper.

Public Preview of Custom Help Panes (formerly Learning Path) for Unified Interface

Lance Delano, Principal Program Manager, Wednesday, 6 November 2019

Custom Help Panes for Unified Interface

What’s new in Dataflows in Power Apps this month?

Miguel Llopis, Principal PM Lead - Power Query and Dataflows, Wednesday, 6 November 2019

Over the past few weeks we have released several new features in Dataflows, allowing users to seamlessly ingest and prepare data that can be widely reused by other users across the Power Platform, including lots of new data connectors, data transformations and other Power Query enhancements.

Introducing new AI Builder preview models for Power Automate and Power Apps

Nicolas Pouhaer, Senior Program Manager Lead, Monday, 4 November 2019

AI Builder was released in general availability on October 1st with the first two AI scenarios, Prediction and Business Card Reader. Any user can start a free trial instantly for 30 days. Even more AI scenarios are available in preview at no cost. Discover what’s new.

Power Apps Top 10: innovation areas that are reshaping app development

Ryan Cunningham, Director PM, Power Apps, Monday, 4 November 2019

As we open Microsoft’s annual Ignite conference, it’s a good time to reflect on the factors that have propelled the staggering momentum behind Power Apps, and share some details of what the future looks like as the service matures. Whether you’re a seasoned #PowerAddict or just starting out with the platform, here’s the definitive “top 10” list of major innovation areas and trends to watch as Power Apps scales across organizations globally.

Less Code, More Power

Brian Dang, Senior Program Manager, Microsoft Power Platform, Monday, 4 November 2019

When the tools for problem solving involve less code, more individuals can participate.

Environment variables available in preview!

Casey Burke, Senior Program Manager, Monday, 4 November 2019

Power Platform customizations often require different input parameters and configuration across different environments. Environment variables feature in solutions provides a robust tool set for this automation. They allow you to define different input parameters across environments and manage the values outside of your apps or code.

Experimental formula bar provides speed and usability improvements

Emma Cooper, Senior Program Manager, Saturday, 2 November 2019

We are excited to introduce an experimental setting where you can try a new formula bar experience with improved speed and usability features informed by some of the requested improvements from the community. Try it out, and give some feedback on the experience.

Prolific app maker ignites low code revolution at Schlumberger

Sameer Bhangar, Principal Program Manager, Saturday, 2 November 2019

Schlumberger is the world’s largest oil service company with operations in over 85 countries with 100k+ employees. Read how Alan Chai drove a citizen development effort along with the Digital Cells at Schlumberger to drive viral adoption of the Microsoft Power Platform, reaching over 10k monthly active users, 650+ production apps and 120+ citizen developers building solutions across 32 countries.