Power Platform Developers Weekly - Issue #112

🥇 Cover Story

With Power Apps OnError property we can capture unexpected errors, display a custom message and log them for developers to review later.

💎 Model Driven Apps & Dataverse

In this article, Nishant shows us how we can create user accounts in CRM for managing users and their roles inside CRM, without accessing any of the data or functionality.

How do you code unit tests using FakeXrmEasy and for a plugin that calls an external API? Read this post from Bruno to know more.

😎 Power Automate

If you are working with excel and want to fetch more than 256 rows then read this post.

All about knowledge article sharing is covered in this post.

👍 Everything else in Power Platform

Authenticated portal users are technically Dataverse contacts, and their table permissions to view data will depend on their contact's relationship to the records they are attempting to view. The beauty of the portal is that you can repurpose the relationships and objects that you already have in Dataverse... but what if your tables are using Connections to relate the records to Contacts, instead of a direct relationship? Let's find out.

🔨 Tools & Components

Carina lists down hidden treasures and tricks in the FetchXML Builder which will help you fasten your query building capabilities. Do check this out!

🎮 Other Interesting Articles

Dataverse environment administration mode and storage consumption - Jukka Niiranen

New PVA pricing promotion - Power Platform Community

Sharing multiple knowledge articles - The CRM Ninja

Power Apps Pricing Explained - Mo Faheem

🎥 Videos

🐤 Tweets of the week

Robin Rosengrün @power_r2

When you tell your colleagues, that it will be absolutely no problem to build a small #PowerApps frontend for their fancy big-data API in jus ONE day. The only problem would be to check if we can connect to the API via Custom Connector. 10 Minutes later -> 200 ME:🥳 They: 🤯 https://t.co/SNfSpM8P2k

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