Category: vibe coding

The end of Power Pages? (As we know it?)

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Every week new features and techniques are dropping not only from Microsoft but other vendors. One of the latest movements is getting agents to utilize “skills” to execute and complete tasks. Microsoft has just released to public preview a Claude code plug-in with skills to build, configure, and deploy Power Pages single page applications. Announcement:Build… Continue reading The end of Power Pages? (As we know it?)

Power Pages: Cache Conquered!

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A very common question that comes up while configuring Power Pages is how to get around cache issues. Using Power Pages Server logic, there is now an official way to skip the cache! Power Pages caching 101 Power Pages uses caching to store Dataverse data locally to improve website performance by reducing traffic between the… Continue reading Power Pages: Cache Conquered!

Power Pages: Bring your own code! (Tutorial)

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Introduction At the Power Platform Community Conference in Las Vegas, low-code (as we know it) was declared dead. In Power Apps, we’ve seen Generative Pages, Code Apps, and now vibe.powerapps.com as new ways to take the ultimate form of “low code” (that being natural language) to generate pro-code (usually being TypeScript or JavaScript with the… Continue reading Power Pages: Bring your own code! (Tutorial)