Using Azure Functions in PowerApps
In this blog I want to show how easy is to use the newly introduced Azure Functions from a PowerApps.
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May updates to Microsoft Flow
We have a lot of new updates to Flow from the past couple of weeks: Browse templates by service, easily switch on-and-off flows, create Custom APIs, and test your flows before exiting. -
Announcing Microsoft Flow Webinar on Flows embedded within other applications
The third Microsoft Flow webinar was on May 24th at 10AM PDT on the Flow experience from within other applications. -
Create an app from PowerApps templates
Templates are quick ways to create your apps with data. -
Announcing Microsoft Flow Webinar on Custom API and Flow Debugging
We had our second Microsoft Flow webinar on May 17th at 8AM PDT on custom APIs, debugging flows, and flows with conditions and recurrence. -
Flow of the Week: Save tweets to Excel for data analysis
Learn how to save tweets to Excel and perform data analysis on it using Microsoft Flow. -
Connecting up Microsoft Flow, SQL and Twilio
In this post, you can learn how to work with triggers when there is no built-in triggers available for a service, and how to set up a connection to Twilio. -
Announcing Microsoft Flow webinar and other updates
We had our first public webinar on May 10th at 10AM PDT for getting acquainted with Microsoft Flow. -
SharePoint and Flow
In this post, Merwan Hade and Kerem Yuceturk, from the Flow and SharePoint teams respectively, walk you through the integration of Microsoft Flow into SharePoint Online lists and libraries. -
PowerApps and SharePoint
PowerApps will soon be integrated within the SharePoint Online modern experience for custom lists and you will have the ability to create new apps in PowerApps using a web browser. -
Create an app automatically from your data in PowerApps
Automatically create an app by connecting PowerApps to your existing data sources like a list on SharePoint Online, an Excel file on OneDrive for Business, a table in Salesforce, and many more. -
Power to the people: introducing Microsoft Flow and announcing the public preview of PowerApps
Today, we’re excited to make two important announcements we believe will help teams and organizations achieve more: the introduction of Microsoft Flow and the public preview of Microsoft PowerApps.