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March 2021 Power Apps Community Call: Responsive Dataverse Apps, Application Lifecycle Management and AI document tagging
BlogFor the March community call we are happy to announce Reza will be delivering his: Responsive Dataverse for Teams Power Apps session. In addition, we have two additional topics “You” indicated wanting to see more of: Application Lifecycle Management and Artificial Intelligence using AI Buiilder. For March we have two of our Power CAT super stars: Phil Topness and Michael Ochs walk through how to get started with Application Life Cycle Management for Power Platform. Uday Adhikari will then walk through how to Use AI Builder to do document tagging in Power Apps.
User on boarding Walkthrough: Power Apps Portal way
BlogOn boarding users to a tenant have always been a challenge. Various solutions exist in the market and needs to be customized as per business processes. Customizing will add to the problem of maintenance of Code. In the blog, we are going to cover “No Code Solution” Design. Covering up on the aspects of inviting a new user or an external user to a Tenant and providing seamless onboarding of external user to the PowerApps Portal.
New Data Loss Prevention policies for enhanced Power Platform governance available for Public Preview
BlogMicrosoft Power Platform is releasing new capabilities in Public Preview that allow for greater control and customization of your Power Platform data loss prevention (DLP) policies.
Announcing Public Preview of Maintenance Window Management!
BlogMaintenance Window Management is a brand new capability for admins to configure App & DB update maintenance schedule at an environment level utilizing the Power Platform Admin Center.
Return an Array from Flow to PowerApps (Response Method)
BlogThis blog post is a second part in a series on how to “Return an array from Flow to PowerApps.” It will cover a much more efficient solution: the “Request – Response” method. Inside flow, using the action of the same name, you will be able to return arrays of any shape and size to PowerApps. To make the most use of this capability, we will be applying the solution to executing a SQL query.
PowerApps Spring Update
BlogToday, we’re excited to announce our next big step forward: we’re bringing PowerApps together with the platform that powers Dynamics 365.
Create a database with the latest version of the Common Data Service
BlogCreate database with the latest version of the Common Data Service to leverage all the new exciting functionalities available with the update.
Community Blog Highlights: December 2017
BlogHave you visited the Power Apps Community blog lately? Along with rapidly growing forums, fun and informative events, and ways to leave feedback, the Community blog is a platform for you to share ideas with your peers, industry experts, and us here at Microsoft. Now let’s look at some of the great posts from December!
App performance report – Monitor your app’s performance to optimize your end-user experience
BlogWe’re very happy to announce that the App performance report as part of PowerApps Analytics (preview) is now available for app authors in web.powerapps.com. This report gives you the ability to track…
Missing media on your apps? A quick fix.
BlogIf you have published apps in the last 2 weeks with media files embedded, you may have noticed some of that media went missing after publish. We have identified this as an issue and have pushed a fix to ensure this will not happen moving forward. Follow these steps to see if you were affected by the issue and quickly resolve if so.
Displaying a Map using an Image Control in PowerApps and Bing Maps or Google Maps API
BlogHow to use the PowerApps Image Control and Static Maps API from Bing Maps and Google Maps to render a Map in your app.
Support for multi-valued choices in forms
BlogPowerApps currently doesn’t support out of the box multi-valued fields – columns in a data source that can take zero or more of a predefined set of values. This post shows a workaround to enable this scenario, by using a group of checkbox controls to toggle the selection of the possible items.
App usage report – Monitor how many users are using your app within your organization
BlogNeed an easy way to monitor how many users are using your app within your organization? Introducing the preview of the App Usage report.
New PowerApps Mobile apps for iOS and Android available for preview
BlogWe have re-written our mobile apps from ground up to be more performant. We are close to releasing these new apps to the app store. Before we do that, we would love to have you try the beta version of PowerApps Mobile, run your apps, and provide us feedback before we release. Please use this form to sign-up for beta of PowerApps Mobile for iOS and Android: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=v4j5cvGGr0GRqy180BHbR4r077LsSCJAv8wd3qbxuRpUQ0wyMzBNVE0xTzhJVThJNjk2VVRDUzM3Ny4u
UX Patterns: Image Slider Control
BlogImage slider is a popular control in web and mobile apps. In our scenario, let’s imagine that we are introducing new features of an app. For that we will build an image slider with an indicator…
UX Patterns: Control Positioning
BlogDuring the development of your app, you might find it useful to define some helper variables that will help you layout your elements or controls within the screen. In this example, we define the…
SharePoint MVP Blog – Part 1: Handling Tab Control Scenarios in PowerApps for Full Screen Formats
BlogInspired by our SharePoint MVPs, PowerApps Engineering Manager Carlos Aguilar Mares offers this really practical design for PowerApp business form designers looking for a “Tabbed User Interface” to save space on a wide format application. I enjoyed learning from Carlos and documenting the steps he took to make this happen. Later this week I will post a Part 2 on this topic, which will demonstrate my own tabbed UI design option that would work best for mobile phones which have less space to work with.
Republish your apps to get performance improvements and additional features
BlogWith the PowerApps platform, you can build great apps and deploy them to your end users, but sometimes you make an app and don’t update it for many months. When you open the app in the studio, it…
Compliment your coworkers
BlogThis fun app encourages coworkers to share job-related compliments, personalize them with custom pictures, and includes automated email notifications sent to recipients’ managers. By leveraging the power of Microsoft Graph APIs and a single excel table, the Shoutouts experience includes a rich social feed – a first for a PowerApps template!
Learning with Mr. Dang | Common Patterns
BlogI am starting a blog series, which I’ve titled “Learning with Mr. Dang.” In the beginning, I’ll be walking through my methods for learning: what do I already know that I don’t need to re-learn? What do I do when I don’t know something? And as the name of this series suggests, over time, I will be writing about how I am exploring other capabilities in PowerApps so that you can learn at the same time as I am.
Managing data and applications just got easier with PowerApps webinar 10/27
BlogJames Oleinik is going to show how creating and managing PowerApps applications just got easier
Microsoft PowerApps, Microsoft Flow & Common Data Model related sessions at Ignite 2016
BlogList of sessions at Ignite 2016 related to PowerApps and Flow with links to video recordings and slide decks.
Support for on-premises SharePoint lists
BlogOn July 8th, we announced support for connecting to your SQL on-premises data using the on-premises data gateway. We heard your feedback and today, we are excited to announce support for SharePoint…
Leveraging SharePoint Document Libraries and Calendar Lists in PowerApps
BlogWe were so excited to release a way for you to connect to Document Libraries and other list items like Task Lists and Calendars! This opens a wealth of new opportunities to app makers for enhanced business applications.
Embed PowerApps on SharePoint Pages
BlogWe are happy to announce that, starting today, you can embed PowerApps on SharePoint pages. This post shows you how to do that.
