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Make higher quality Apps with Solution checker
Have you ever asked yourself, “how can I increase the performance and reliability of my customizations and extensions?” and you just didn’t know where to start. -
Microsoft Business Applications Summit is back – join us June 10-11, 2019 in Atlanta!
Connect with experts, collaborate with your community and maximize learning opportunities at Microsoft Business Applications Summit, returning June 10-11, 2019 in Atlanta, GA. -
Introducing the Flow Tab in Teams and new Teams’ triggers
In this post, we’ll walk through two new feature updates with the Flow integration in Microsoft Teams – a new tab in team channels and triggers for the Teams connector. -
Help Make PowerApps Better With New User Research Opportunity
PowerApps User Research will be conducting 30 minute interviews 12/3-12/21 If you are interested in participating, please fill out this 3 minute survey to see if you are eligible https://microsoft. -
Rich text editing in Microsoft Flow and new partner connectors
We’ve added a new, rich HTML-based text editor that helps you write HTML-based emails and more. -
Create Business Apps using PowerApps and Azure Functions
Read this blog post to create a sample PowerApps canvas app which uses an Azure function along with Azure Table Storage via custom connectors protected by Azure AD -
Scenario 2: Collect customer feedback in SharePoint after order delivery
In today’s digital world, organizations use and work with several applications for multiple different reasons. -
Register for the Online Flow Conference!
The Free – All Online Microsoft Flow Conference is happening December 12th. -
Fun with GUIDs!
For those who work with primary and foreign keys on CDS and SQL Server, we have added GUID as a first class data type. -
Working with Time columns in SQL Server
When we connect an app to a SQL Server table that has a column of type time, the values don’t show in a user-friendly format by default in PowerApps.