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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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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The COVID-19 crisis has rapidly changed the way we live and work, and many organizations have shifted to remote work or are implementing a hybrid remote work approach as they reopen physical locations. To support this shift to hybrid remote work, we continue to improve the Microsoft Power Platform integration with Microsoft Teams to enable our customers to tailor Microsoft 365 to their needs and empower everyone to be a developer using low-code tools.
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We are happy to announce the availability of column comparisons. This has been a common ask from our MVPs and ISVs for a while now and it’s exciting to provide this functionality.
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T-Mobile has seen widespread organic adoption of Microsoft Power Platform with hundreds of makers building apps and flows across several departments. This post describes the “Orbit” solution used to manage approvals for company-wide initiatives, and the community of internal champions building low code solutions.
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We are introducing a preview of an additional way to access read-only data in CDS. TDS endpoint for CDS allow read-only access to the system for reporting and analytics.
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Blog post about the availability of new controls on Model driven apps that support files and images
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In this blog post, we will see how one can use various out-of-box Power Platform capabilities to build a flexible control to render a business process flow within a Canvas app. We’ve also included a pre-built solution as a sample implementation. The solution leverages Canvas Components, Common Data Service APIs via a custom connector and flows to build a re-usable component that can be used with any business process flow.
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We are changing the structure of error messages that are returned using the Common Data Service Web API, our OData v4 RESTful web service. We are removing the innererror property that appears in the JSON response from the server when an error occurs.
» Read more The Common Data Service can manage how time zones are interpreted when displaying records. This post will shed light on what these attributes do and answer common questions about time zone management.
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