Picture this: it’s 10 p.m, Friday evening, the kettle’s hissing like an angry boiler sprite, and your boss (Jeff) just came over, “Could we, uh, have a mobile app for that SharePoint list by Monday?” using that “SharePoint Power Apps” thing. You roll your eyes, “classic Jeff”…. god no wonder no one likes him what […]
SharePoint Power Apps, in an evening steps from no-code to low-code! Read More »
Deprecation of Power BI Integration within SharePoint Lists and Libraries Read More »
We are pleased to announce the General Availability (GA) of Power Pages Search with Generative AI Summarization. This capability enhances the search experience on Power Pages sites by combining traditional search with AI-generated summaries, helping site visitors find information more efficiently and in the language that they are comfortable with. How visitors benefit from AI-powered […]
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User defined functions in Power Apps’ Canvas apps have reached general availability (GA)! Use them to modularize your logic making apps easier to understand, test, and maintain.
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You can access these templates by selecting Create advanced refresh from the refresh dropdown menu on the semantic model details page in your Microsoft Fabric workspace.
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Stay ahead with Power Platform Monitor Alerts (public preview). Admins set custom health thresholds to proactively monitor their resources and get notifications when that threshold is violated—no setup required.
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Microsoft Power Pages has transformed the way organizations build secure, data-driven business websites. Traditionally, site creation has been a low-code, design-first experience. However, the new code-first approach gives developers greater flexibility: you can create, customize, and manage Power Pages sites entirely in source code.
With the recent release of the GitHub Spark, developers can now prototype a site, edit it directly in a GitHub Codespace, and they can deploy it to a Power Pages environment all without leaving their browser.
This tutorial walks you through the complete workflow.
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We are excited to announce new capabilities in Power Pages that allow makers to create AI agents in Microsoft Copilot Studio directly from Power Pages Studio using a selected form, customize directly in Copilot Studio and use in a Power Pages site, and use a refreshed chat widget for site users to interact with multiple […]
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We’re launching the Translytical Task Flow Contest – a challenge to create and share reusable templates that combine insights with automated actions using User Data Functions (UDFs).
