Introduction to PowerApps Canvas Applications and Building Techniques
Explore the fundamentals of PowerApps canvas applications, including anatomy, types, environment creation, and hands-on instructions for beginners. Join Brian Knight from Pragmatic Works for a comprehensive session on building your first canvas application.
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Building Your First Canvas Application An Introduction to PowerApps
Welcome to the Session Introduction to the session on building your first canvas application Presented by Brian Knight from Pragmatic Works Works Overview of the hands-on day and instructions instructions Introduction to Brian Knight's background and and experience Overview of Pragmatic Works and their training training services Mention of the donation link to Feeding America America Photo by Pexels Photo by Pexels
Anatomy of PowerApps Overview of PowerApps and its functionality Introduction to the Power Platform and its components Explanation of canvas applications and their advantages Differentiating between canvas apps, model- driven apps, and portal apps Benefits of connecting to various data sources Overview of the Common Data Services (Dataverse)
Types of PowerApps Introduction to canvas apps, model-driven apps, apps, and portal apps Explanation of their features and use cases Canvas apps: easy to build, cross-platform, and data agnostic Model-driven apps: built on data models, rapid development, and pre-built functionalities PowerApps portal: cost-effective, website-like functionality, and ability to share with external users
Creating a PowerApps Environment Instructions for creating a PowerApps environment Overview of the Community Plan for a free license license Explanation of licensing options and limitations Demonstration of how to check your existing licenses Information on SharePoint as a small data storage option Considerations for choosing a data storage solution
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