Why You Should Avoid Adding Full Tables to Your Dataverse Solutions
When working with Dataverse solutions, it’s easy to fall into the habit of adding entire tables “just to be safe.” However, this practice can introduce unintended side effects, some of which only surface later as dependency issues during deployments. Why Adding Only Changed Components Matters When Microsoft introduces updates to Dataverse, such as new columns…
Model-Driven Apps Column Controls
Are you aware that all of these features are available in Model-Driven Apps as column controls? A few years ago, we had to create custom email validation, auto-number, and rich text editors in our projects, but now they are readily available with a simple configuration. Maybe it’s time for a cleanup? #powerplatformcommunity #modeldrivenapps
Power Apps Community Plan has been rebranded as the Power Apps Developer Plan
If you have not heard yet, you can actually have a free development environment to build and test with Power Apps, Power Automate, and Microsoft Dataverse. In the Microsoft Learn article, it explains that this plan enables you to: Create apps and flows without writing code, with full-featured Power Apps and Power Automate development tools.…
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