Power Platform Developers Weekly - Issue #11

🥇 Cover Story

Writing code without a linter is like writing an essay without using spell checker! Scott Durow explains how to use lints in your code

👍 Power Platform Updates

Portal development involves several configurations and customizations to achieve the desired experience. However, developer often forgets to take backup.

💎 Common Data Service

Mark Carrington goes over some of his first-hand experience with CDS T-SQL preview feature.

Tip #1356: Handle mandatory autonumber fields in automation

Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE/CRM now has a more streamlined method to get the running users security role name without having to make a client-side API call.

🏋️‍♂️ PowerApps & Power Automate

In this blog, we will explore how to pass the Collection from Power Apps (Canvas App) to Power Automate

If you ever wonder how to do this is the exact time to figure it out together. These are types of user inputs you can pass to a child flow.

Some long awaited features for Power Apps canvas formulas!

🚀 PowerApps Component Framework (PCF)

Today's PCF control will be about the Composite Fields!

Yeoman generator to kickstart your Power Apps Component Framework project.

PCF Builder got some new updates like Intellisense for Manifest file

🔨 Tools & Components

A control to directly email a screenshot from a Canvas App.

A control that demonstrates how Microsoft Graph API can be consumed. It allows a user to sign-in and retrieve permitted Microsoft Graph resources.

A control to facilitate the selection from a multi select checkbox and store the values as a comma separated value in a multiple lines of text field.

🎥 Videos

🐤 Tweets of the week

Emmanuel GALLIS @R3dKap

Hey again #PowerAddicts, here is another example of what you can do with my new #ControlAnimator components for #PowerApps... 😋 https://t.co/E91SEJyfHd

🤩 Thanks for reading

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