For the first time ever you can use command designer and Power Fx to customize model-driven app command bars! We’re excited to introduce many new low-code capabilities that also work with custom pages in converged apps.
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Announcing the public preview of Custom Pages which is a big leap forward in the convergence of model-driven apps and canvas apps into a single Power App.
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The June refresh for Pac CLI and VS Code extension
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Today, we published new guidance documentation: Overview of using Azure ExpressRoute with Microsoft Power Platform | Microsoft Docs. This guidance helps you understand and set up ExpressRoute specifically for Power Platform.
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Performance Insights, a new feature to help you improve the performance of your Model-driven apps, is now available in public preview!
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The Vancouver Power Apps User group has a very special virtual meeting with Olena Grischenko from Sydney Australia covering Data Flows in Power Apps and Scott Durow offering a sneak peek into what is coming for Commanding model in Power Apps.
» 阅读更多内容 The community has spoken, and the Top Entries have been chosen! The July 2021 Power Apps community call is your chance to see these Power Apps artisans show off their creations and discuss how they built these amazing samples!
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Power Apps portals has native support for Power BI reports and dashboard. With recent portal releases, we are adding support for more Power BI functionalities.
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Multi-table lookups (also sometimes known as Polymorphic Lookups) allow the creation of a lookup in one table that looks up records in multiple other tables at once. This provides much greater flexibility in retrieving data within your environments. With multi-table lookups, you can perform a lookup on 2 or more tables at the same time and locate the record you want from the referenced tables.
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This week we’re wrapping up our fiscal year, a year of unprecedented growth for Power Apps. It’s a good moment to reflect on how far we’ve come together as a community and what it means to take the low code movement to the next, even larger scale. Today we announced on the official Microsoft Licensing blog that we’ll be making some changes to the price of Power Apps this Fall – reducing our prices for both the Per User and Per App plans and simplifying Per User in the process.
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