Learn Microsoft PowerApps
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A step-by-step guide that will help you create, share, and deploy applications across your organization using MS PowerApps
Key FeaturesCreate apps with rich user experiences without paying for costly developersImprove productivity with business process automation using Microsoft Power AutomateBuild enterprise-grade apps with MS PowerApps’ built-in storage space, Common Data ServiceBook Description
Microsoft PowerApps provides a modern approach to building business applications for mobile, tablet, and browser. Learn Microsoft PowerApps will guide you in creating powerful and productive apps that will add value to your organization by helping you transform old and inefficient processes and workflows.
Starting with an introduction to PowerApps, this book will help you set up and configure your first application. You’ll explore a variety of built-in templates and understand the key difference between types of applications such as canvas and model-driven apps, which are used to create apps for specific business scenarios. In addition to this, you’ll learn how to generate and integrate apps directly with SharePoint, and gain an understanding of PowerApps key components such as connectors and formulas. As you advance, you’ll be able to use various controls and data sources, including technologies such as GPS, and combine them to create an iterative app. Finally, the book will help you understand how PowerApps can use several Microsoft Power Automate and Azure functionalities to improve your applications.
By the end of this PowerApps book, you’ll be ready to confidently develop lightweight business applications with minimal code.
What you will learnDesign an app by simply dragging and dropping elements onto your canvasUnderstand how to store images within PowerAppsExplore the use of GPS and how you can use GPS data in PowerAppsGet to grips with using barcodes and QR codes in your appsShare your applications with the help of Microsoft Teams and SharePointUse connectors to share data between your app and Microsoft’s app ecosystemWho this book is for
This book is ideal for business analysts, IT professionals, and both developers and non-developers alike. If you want to meet business needs by creating high productivity apps, this book is for you. Don’t worry if you have no experience or knowledge of PowerApps, this book simplifies PowerApps for beginners.
Table of ContentsIntroducing PowerAppsCreating Your First Canvas PowerAppCreating Apps from SharePointPublishing and Leveraging PowerAppsExploring ControlsExploring FormulasWorking with DataIntroducing ConnectorsUsing GPS in PowerAppsWorking with Images and BarcodesSecuring Your PowerAppsWorking OfflineUsing Power Automate with PowerAppsUsing Azure with PowerAppsIntroducing Model-Driven AppsCreating Model-Driven AppsExploring Environments within Our Tenancy
Publisher : Packt Publishing (November 29, 2019)
Language : English
Paperback : 560 pages
ISBN-10 : 1789805821
ISBN-13 : 978-1789805826
Item Weight : 2.13 pounds
Dimensions : 9.25 x 7.52 x 1.16 inches
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Leslie Anne Lighton –
Makes Using PowerApps Easy.
Great training guide.
treesa –
Excellent Primer
Much respect for the breadth of material covered, but the labs did not seem thoroughly vetted. Had to jury rig in some spots which is a good exercise in itself and overcome some incomplete explanations. That said my only real disappointment was the all too brief exploration of integrations with Azure Functions and Azure Automation.
Antoine K. –
Great book
This was a great book to get you started and show you the basics!
Manuel Celada –
Missing important steps in the explanations + too many erratas
I would expect a book on programming to be thorough in the explanation on how to get to a certain result, but in some cases, it feels like some steps are missing or not explained properly. Besides there are error in the formulas where they mistype the variables names or do not use quotation marks where the code request to. The first 150 pages -out of about 520- are worth it, however, if you buy this book is because you want to learn the more advanced stuff.. and there is where the errors start!
Jfsn Martin –
Very disappointing
After forty years in the software development business and purchasing a myriad of software books along that journey I am sad to report this book as the most disappointing book I ever purchased.If one is expecting a start-to-finish tutorial for creating a working PowerApps distributable, then this book is not the place to go for instruction.The book is simply an unfocused collection of definitions of controls and data connections which could be derived from hovering over Tooltips in the PowerApps development environment on one’s own.The book read like it had not been professionally edited and the quality of the graphics was less than expected.
AMIGO –
Le livre ne sâadresse à personne.La première moitié du livre semble être pour les débutants, mais ne rentre jamais assez dans les détails.La seconde partie devient dâun coup extrêmement pointu, avec lâutilisation du GPS ou du codes-barres par exemple, qui sâadresse au final à très peu de personnes.
Santosh Dwivedi –
It’s a very basic level book. In most part of the book it goes in details what all fetures and controls etc. are available, which is kind of obvious just by looking at Powerapps environment. I bought this book for learning advanced techniques. I choose this book out of two books available on Amazon for PowerApps.
ALEXANDROS MALLIOS –
I bought this book as i intended to start from scratch learning powerapps but as i read the half of the book till chapter 7 i was really disappointed , the writer tries but don’t pass the meaning clear , i was get confused as many times as i tried to re read it, not recommended. It is really sad that Microsoft Press being bought by Pearson doesn’t write any more inside out books and for learning Power Apps you have to rely to publishers like Packt !Alexandros – Athens – Greece
Heath K. Groves –
Like all modern technologies there must be an element of refinement and maturity over time. This has certainly happened to the power platforms. Once the new platforms stabilise then experts and serious authors cam finally create the default training manuals for the rest of us⦠and Iâm pleased to say that this really is the number one training manual for Power Apps.For novice and expert alike, it does a great job of taking you through the whole world of Power Apps from licensing all the way to complex, automated scenarios.Whilst it must be a said a little experience in O365 layout and navigation helps â this is not to be unexpected and shouldnât be a negative due to Power Apps being part of the O365 Exo System.If you are looking to get into power apps or develop your power apps into advanced scenarios, then this is a must for youâ¦This is the first âgo toâ Power Apps book that I have seen and by far the most comprehensive.
Amazon Customer –
Its better to read Microsoft docs. Book aimed to generate passive income for the author nothing more