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.
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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. -
Announcing Public Preview for PowerApps
We are very happy to announce the public preview of PowerApps. -
Register and use Custom APIs in PowerApps
In PowerApps, we are adding new connectors to various data sources rapidly! However, do you have data sources that are custom – such as APIs deployed in your network or APIs or web apps hosted on… -
Learning to be a superhero by debugging your flows
Creating flows is easy and so is debugging them. -
Getting started with a Microsoft Flow template
Get up and running with Microsoft Flow with the instructions in this post. -
Work smarter with email
Learn how to make your email smarter with Microsoft Flow. -
Where twitter meets SQL
Learn how to connect your large and powerful SQL databases to the light-weight agile new world of Tweets. -
Welcome to Microsoft Flow
Microsoft Flow can accelerate your business so you spend less time on mundane, repetitive tasks, and more time on what you want to do. -
Introducing Microsoft PowerApps
Today, we’re excited to introduce Microsoft PowerApps as a unique solution to these problems.