Welcome to the inaugural Power Apps monthly feature update! We will use this blog to share a summary of product, community, and learning updates from throughout the month so you can access it in one easy place. A variety of new and highly anticipated features are now available which we are very excited to share!
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Wrap for Power Apps integrates low-code enterprise apps with Power Apps mobile technology to produce secure enterprise mobile apps with rich native mobile experiences and seamless end-to-end branding suitable for customer-facing frontline worker scenarios.
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When building apps, data is the core of your experience – and Dataverse is a natural solution for Power Apps. Dataverse gives us a huge breadth of features to work with so we’ve been investing in familiar and intuitive experiences for our users so that they can get the best out of Dataverse.
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We’re very excited to announce General Availability for modern commanding. Commanding (formerly known as the Ribbon in Model-driven apps) has been re-imagined from the ground up and many new capabilities are available with this GA release.
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Canvas components and components libraries empower low-code/no-code citizen developers to build reusable UX components which can be used across screens in an app or across apps in an environment. Canvas libraries along with the apps can be packaged and moved to other environments using standard Dataverse solutions and you can push component updates through solutions.
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The growth of low code right now is staggering. Gartner believes that over the next three years 70 percent of new applications inside of companies are going to be developed using low code.
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We are pleased to announce the preview of Microsoft Power Pages, the fifth product in the Microsoft Power Platform family.
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We are happy to announce the Rich text Editor support in Power Apps portals is now available with portals version 9.4.3.x.
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Power apps is excited to announce the general availability of the modern app designer, which enables a seamless, intuitive way to build robust model-driven apps.
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Beginning today, Microsoft Access users can migrate their data into Power Apps and Dataverse. Customers who have the current or monthly channel for Microsoft 365 and Office can update their Microsoft Access to make use of the Dataverse Connector and migration tool. The Access migration tool and connector provided within MS Access streamlines the process of migrating tables, relationships, and data with setup taking just a few minutes, and migration handled for you.
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How to update the ownership of a Power App (Model-driven and Canvas apps).
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