We are happy to finally release our February update for the Power Platform CLI. For those of you who are new, our pattern has been that we release an update for the work done in the last month, in the current month. Usually, we each include some new capabilities, along with the usual fixes that…
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Meet software developers embracing low-code as a powerful part of their toolkit and look at how organizations are using Power Platform and Azure services to build solutions faster than ever before.
» Read more 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.
» Read more We are glad to announce the release of our final 2022 deliverable, the November update for Power Platform CLI, Azure DevOps, and GitHub actions. Once again, this month’s update has some great new features available, and I am happy to share them with you. Support for Managed Identities in Azure DevOps This has by far…
» Read more We have had a lot of requests to clarify best practices for using Power Platform Build Tools (PP.BT) for Azure DevOps and are delighted to share more about this in our post below. Username and password versus Service Principal When using Azure DevOps, the Power Platform Build Tools provides you options to either create service…
» Read more We are delighted to share our October update for the Power Platform Developer tools. With this update, we are releasing some capabilities that have been in high demand by the developer community. So let us get into it. Power platform Command line updates Model builder We are bringing the ability to generate C# classes for…
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As a developer, learn how to extend Power Apps modern commanding by leveraging geospatial mapping with custom pages, and sending a notification about the map.
» Read more The new may refresh for Power Platform Command line tools
» Read more The Dataverse Service Client SDK is now Generally Available for developers to use
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Virtual components and platform libraries support for code components
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