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Power Platform Dev Weekly #154

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Welcome to the Power Platform Dev Weekly!

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A nice read from Julia Kasper, PM @ Microsoft on OpenAI & Microsoft Power Platform.

Microsoft feature releases and announcements

  • February 2023 update of Power Automate for desktop

  • Announcing the retirement of Streaming Dataflows

  • Discover the breadth of the Power Platform with simple and scalable navigation

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🥇 Cover Story

Read-only nested editable grid

by Benedikt Bergmann

In this blog post, we will learn how to create a read-only nested editable grid to show information from a table two relations away in Dataverse.

💎 Model Driven Apps & Dataverse

Dataverse: Setup spkl from pac plugin init project

by Temmy Wahyu Raharjo

When we are generating a plugin project using Power Platform CLI the csproj that is being generated it's different from the one that SparkleXrm has. This post shows you the changes you need to make in order to work with spkl.

How to disable navigation on click of Primary column in a Model driven apps view

by Debajit Dutta

Check out this blog from Debajit where he shows a no-code approach to disable navigation on Primary column of a table in Model driven apps.

🏋️‍♂️ Canvas Apps

Z – Zippy – How to monitor your apps performance!

by Hardit Bhatia

We all want our apps to be zippy! As fast as a Ferrari in a Formula 1! But we all run into performance issues. And spend hours trying to figure out what's causing the slowness. So how do we monitor an app's performance to identify problems?

😎 Power Automate

Power Automate Natural Language and Approval Flows

by Carl de Souza

In this post, we will look at a new preview feature in Power Automate, the ability to use natural language to create Power Automate flows, and also the ability to build approvals with Dataverse using Power Automate.

Calculate progress of tasks in SharePoint using Power Automate

by Pieter Veenstra

A very interesting read from Pieter on how to calculate progress on a task list in SharePoint using Power Auotmate

👍 Everything else in Power Platform

7 Mistakes To Avoid When Creating A Power Platform Environment

by Matthew Devaney

A useful article from Matt for things to do when setting up a new environment.

Power BI & Dataverse Solutions

by The CRM Ninja

With the recent announcement of Power BI being able to be included in Power Platform solutions, LOTS of people were celebrating. Finally there would be the ability to not only include Power BI reports within solutions, but we could then also automate (aka ALM) it as well! Celebrations all round….well, for the most part.

🎮 Other Interesting Articles

Power Apps Developer Plan environments | Power Platform - Priyesh Wagh

Handling Azure AD MFA prompt in Playwright – Natraj Yegnaraman

Remove controls during print in Power Apps canvas apps - Debajit Dutta

🎥 Videos

🐤 Tweets of the week

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