Today, we are proud to formally introduce the first stable release of the Power Platform Creator Kit – a free toolkit that optimizes development in Power Apps.
» Read more When a new environment is needed as a workspace to develop a Power Platform project – and non-admins are restricted from creating environments – admins must provision the environment for such projects to facilitate development that will ultimately help the company achieve its goals. While restricting environment creation provides valuable security advantages, admins can easily become the bottleneck for project movement if there is no automation in place and the demand for new environments is high. Depending on the company, more configurations might be required to define a ‘secure’ environment. The Environment Request components in the CoE Starter Kit are designed to help simplify and automate the administration of Power Platform environments.
» Read more We are excited to introduce you to the DLP Editor – a new app part of the Center of Excellence Starter Kit. The DLP Editor is a tool you can use to observe the impact of an existing policy or updated/new policy changes you want to make.
» Read more Environments are containers that administrators can use to manage apps, flows, connections, and other assets; along with permissions to allow organization users to use the resources. The purpose of this article is to walk through important details about environments in the Power Platform and discuss recommended ways to benefit from proactively managing them.
» Read more Announcement of a PowerApps Center of Excellence starter kit asset download.
» Read more In January this year, Jim Daly provided a detailed announcement on the previous version CDS to the CDS for Apps migration experience that is available for self service. As the deadline to initiate the database migration is coming up, we want to help ensure everyone has considered if a CDS migration is required for their…
» Read more As the number of users, apps and flows in a tenant grows, it can be hard to manage what connections are being used by which apps and flows. Use the PowerShell scripts below, which are built with the PowerApps and Flow Administration module, to discover which PowerApps and Flows use specific features like custom connectors/APIs,…
» Read more This blog post highlights how one can create a PowerApps Canvas app to create an editable table to interact with the data in the database quickly without having to connect through a separate interface.
» Read more Now available in public preview are four new Connectors that let you access resources in the Power Platform in an Admin or Maker scope. These Connectors are accompanying the Flow Management Connector, which gives you just about as much control over access to these resources as we have.
» Read more Progress indicators (also known as progress trackers) provide a great visual indication of how far along a user is to completion of a particular task. They set expectations of what’s to come so the…
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