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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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.
» Read more I am happy to announce that we are adding Excel and SharePoint to the Virtual Connection Providers for Virtual Tables. You may have used the SQL virtual connection provider during its public preview and now we are happy to respond to you requests for more data sources by enabling this functionality for two of the largest external data sources for Power Apps.
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We are happy to announce that the in-app notifications feature has reached General Availability (GA).
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Blog post on Power App support for the new SharePoint image column type
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Power Fx has added three great new features. String interpolation enables expressions to be embedded within strings, making it easier to combine parts of a string into a whole. The Index function does away with Last of FirstN patterns. The RandBetween function makes it easier to work with integer random numbers.
» Read more I am happy to announce a new Out of the Box virtual table for Dataverse, AAD User. AAD User makes it easy to retrieve any user that is in your organization’s Azure Active Directory as well as user details like job title, email, phone number and more.
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Enhanced Dataflow Refresh History allows you to leverage the managed dataverse tables to view and monitor your dataflow refreshes in your environment.
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Pay-as-you-go for Power Apps is a new way to pay for Power Apps using an Azure subscription. Pay-as-you-go allows you to share a Power Apps app with any user in your organization and then only pay if and when they use that app.
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The December Power Apps community call brings us two presenters from the Power Apps product group and their favorite topics: Building Xbox games with Power Apps by Brian Dang and a look at a soon be released preview feature: Office-like collaborative comments in Power Apps by Emma Cooper!
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