Category: JAMstack

Power Pages single-page apps: Create a “Hello World!” website

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Power Pages has a lot of great features to build powerful websites that are directly connected to business data in Microsoft Dataverse. Makers can build web pages with static content as well as data connected components such as lists and forms that are based on model-driven Power Apps forms and views. To further extend your… Continue reading Power Pages single-page apps: Create a “Hello World!” website

Microsoft Dataverse information in Power Pages – offline!

Posted in Dataverse, Flow, JAMstack, Portals, Portals, Power Apps Portals, Power Automate, Power Pages, Power Platform, PWA3 Comments

Before I dive into the details of this blog, you will notice that in 2022, I only published twice. My day job involves creating content for Microsoft Learn, but I also have a backlog of blog ideas that really don’t fit into Microsoft Learn, so hoping that in 2023 I hope to have a good… Continue reading Microsoft Dataverse information in Power Pages – offline!

Low-code method to surface data from the Common Data Service (Dynamics 365) on a public webpage. NOT using a Portal.

Posted in Azure, Cloud, Common Data Service, Dynamics 365, Dynamics 365 Development, JAMstack, Model Driven PowerApps, Power App, Power Apps Portals, Power Automate, Power Platform, PowerApp Portals, PowerApps Portals4 Comments

In order to be successful with a career in technology, you must constantly be learning. This may involve reading, taking classes or watching videos. Not only about the Power Platform or Dynamics 365 but learning about other technology stacks and methods, and thinking about how to apply them to your projects. One week ago I… Continue reading Low-code method to surface data from the Common Data Service (Dynamics 365) on a public webpage. NOT using a Portal.