We are happy to announce a suite of new features which come directly from your ideas and suggestions around faster app builds, and a more user friendly experience! Please join me in evangelizing the following six (6) top feature releases this month!
PowerApps and Microsoft Flow with Office 365 Enterprise K1 plan
In the five months since its general availability, Microsoft PowerApps continues to gain traction as the platform of choice for customers developing employee-facing business applications. Here is a roundup of the key additions to PowerApps since the beginning of this year.
Deploying your PowerApps applications by James Oleinik 05/25/17 @ 10:00AM Pacific Time, 1:00PM Eastern Time** https://www.youtube.com/watch?
This post focuses on building a basic app that uses the Microsoft Cognitive Services Text Analytics API.
With Microsoft PowerApps, you can connect to services such as SharePoint, Office 365, and Salesforce to create new data, quickly build apps based on this data (without writing any code), and then publish your apps across web and mobile.
PowerApps availability within Microsoft Teams to make your team workspace even more collaborative and productive.
Today’s announcements at the SharePoint Virtual Summit bring out the best features of PowerApps with SharePoint. We are embarking on a journey to unleash cool capabilities for authoring apps and running apps embedded in SharePoint to enable a seamless experience.
We are happy to announce that, starting today, you can embed PowerApps on SharePoint pages. This post shows you how to do that.
We’ve got a great lineup of webinars planned for May and June! Attend these free sessions to gain expertise in PowerApps, and learn more about how Power BI and Microsoft Flow can help improve your organization’s processes without a lot of overhead.
We are extremely excited to tell you more about the Common Data Service SDK! We’ve been talking about this in some select circles for the past few months and today we’re here to share more info on all this with our broader community!
If you are looking for a way to combine data and actions across services and applications to extend the functionality of your PowerApps you can make use of Azure Functions templates for the Common…