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.
» Read more As a part of July release (version 9.2.6.x), we’re improving portal caching infrastructure to increase consistency and reliability.
» Read more Embedding the Power BI in portal using liquid tag is quite cumbersome work, as maker has to get require data from Power BI and pass these values to appropriate parameter in liquid code.
» Read more This feature allows users to seamlessly migrate from their portal add-on licenses to the new capacity-based licensing model.
» Read more Power Platform admin center is unified admin experience for all Power Apps applications. With this feature, we’re bringing the portal management options in the same view.
» Read more This feature provides simplified themes in portals Studio. Portal makers can use themes for common website properties using a simple and easy configuration experience.
» Read more PowerApps Portals uses the selective entity caching approach to improve reliability and performance of your portal. In this blog post, learn how it works with the portal designer.
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