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Microsoft Power Apps Cookbook 3rd Edition by Eickhel Mendoza ISBN 1835465153 9781835465158

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Microsoft Power Apps Cookbook 3rd Edition by Eickhel Mendoza ISBN 1835465153 9781835465158
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Publisher: Packt Publishing
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 16.67 MB
Author: Eickhel Mendoza
Language: English
Year: 2024
Edition: 3

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ISBN 10: 1835465153 
ISBN 13: 9781835465158
Author: Eickhel Mendoza

Learn the art of Power Apps with hands-on recipes for development, automation, and AI-powered solutions, combining Power Apps with components of the Power Platform such as Power Automate, Dataverse, Power BI, and Power Pages. Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBook.

Key Features
Explore how to build apps without custom IT development
Accelerate development with the AI-powered Microsoft Copilot as your virtual app making partner
Create intuitive and responsive interfaces with canvas app UI elements
Book Description
In the rapidly evolving world of low-code development, Microsoft Power Apps stands out as a powerful platform for building custom business solutions. Microsoft Power Apps Cookbook, 3rd Edition, is your hands-on guide to mastering this platform. Through a collection of step-by-step recipes, this updated edition helps you navigate the latest features, such as AI-powered Microsoft Copilot and custom UI elements while empowering you to build efficient and scalable apps. This book emphasizes practical solutions, guiding app makers through building everything from canvas apps to complex data integrations. You will learn how to streamline repetitive tasks using Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and explore how to create external-facing websites using Microsoft Power Pages while handling data management with Dataverse and extending app functionality with the Power Apps Component Framework. Whether you're extending your app's capabilities with custom components or integrating advanced AI features, Microsoft Power Apps Cookbook equips you with the knowledge and skills to take your app development to the next level.
What you will learn
Develop responsive apps with Canvas and Model-Driven frameworks
Leverage AI-powered Copilot to accelerate your app development
Automate business processes with Power Automate cloud flows
Build custom UI components with the Power Apps Component Framework
Implement data integration strategies using Dataverse
Optimize your app for performance and smooth user experiences
Integrate Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and Desktop flows
Build secure, scalable, external-facing websites using Microsoft Power Pages
Who this book is for
This book is targeted at information workers and app makers wanting to develop custom applications for their organizations or the projects they are undertaking. Traditional app developers will also find this book useful by discovering how to use a rapid application development environment with increased productivity and speed. Readers are expected to have prior exposure to the Microsoft Power Platform ecosystem

Microsoft Power Apps Cookbook 3rd Table of contents:

  1. Who this book is for
  2. What this book covers
  3. To get the most out of this book
  4. Power Platform licensing requirements
  5. Power Apps paid plans
  6. Power Automate paid plans
  7. Get in touch
  8. Leave a review!
  9. App Maker Basics
  10. Technical requirements
  11. How to build a Power Platform solution
  12. Getting ready
  13. How to do it…
  14. How it works…
  15. Preparing tables in Dataverse
  16. Getting ready
  17. Team players
  18. How to do it…
  19. How it works…
  20. Building metadata-enabled storage – SharePoint lists and libraries
  21. Getting ready
  22. Player documents
  23. How to do it…
  24. How it works…
  25. Gathering information with Microsoft Forms
  26. Getting ready
  27. Summer basketball camp registration
  28. How to do it…
  29. How it works…
  30. Setting up a cloud data source – Azure SQL Database
  31. Getting ready
  32. How to do it…
  33. How it works…
  34. Building Pixel-Perfect Solutions with Canvas Apps
  35. Discovering best practices when building canvas apps
  36. Variable naming
  37. Control usage
  38. Coding methodology
  39. Copilot assistance
  40. There’s more…
  41. Creating an incident tracking solution – setting up the data source
  42. Getting ready
  43. How to do it…
  44. How it works…
  45. Creating an incident tracking solution – building the user interface
  46. Getting ready
  47. How to do it…
  48. How it works…
  49. There’s more…
  50. Improving SharePoint list forms with the help of Power Apps
  51. Getting ready
  52. How to do it…
  53. How it works…
  54. There’s more…
  55. Creating a canvas app from existing data
  56. Getting ready
  57. How to do it…
  58. How it works…
  59. There’s more…
  60. Building from Data with Model-Driven Apps
  61. Technical requirements
  62. Licensing requirements
  63. Exploring Dataverse
  64. Configuring your environment
  65. Getting ready
  66. How to do it…
  67. How it works…
  68. Building a Power Platform solution
  69. Getting ready
  70. How to do it…
  71. How it works…
  72. Defining data structures
  73. Getting ready
  74. Ticket
  75. Ticket operation
  76. Project
  77. Account
  78. How to do it…
  79. How it works…
  80. There’s more…
  81. Building the model-driven app
  82. Getting ready
  83. How to do it…
  84. How it works…
  85. Setting up business process logic
  86. Getting ready
  87. How to do it…
  88. How it works…
  89. Designing dashboards to visualize data
  90. How to do it…
  91. How it works…
  92. There’s more…
  93. Integrating canvas apps inside model-driven apps
  94. How to do it…
  95. How it works…
  96. Improving model-driven apps with custom pages
  97. Getting ready
  98. How to do it…
  99. How it works…
  100. There’s more…
  101. Deploying your solution to your production environment
  102. Getting ready
  103. How to do it…
  104. How it works…
  105. There’s more…
  106. Discovering the Copilot experience when building model-driven apps
  107. Getting ready
  108. How to do it…
  109. How it works…
  110. Choosing the Right Data Source for Your Applications
  111. Technical requirements
  112. Data sources and the licensing model
  113. Power Apps/Power Automate for Microsoft 365
  114. Choosing the right data source – real-world tests
  115. Getting ready
  116. How to do it…
  117. How it works…
  118. There’s more…
  119. SharePoint Online performance considerations
  120. Reducing your application complexity by using Azure SQL database views
  121. Getting ready
  122. How to do it…
  123. Provisioning the data source
  124. How it works…
  125. There’s more…
  126. Integrating on-premises data with canvas apps
  127. Getting ready
  128. How to do it…
  129. How it works…
  130. Improving application speed and responsiveness by using static data
  131. Getting ready
  132. How to do it…
  133. How it works…
  134. There’s more…
  135. Consuming external data by using Dataflows
  136. Getting ready
  137. How to do it…
  138. How it works…
  139. There’s more…
  140. Automating Processes with Power Automate
  141. Technical requirements
  142. The different types of flows
  143. Automated cloud flow
  144. Instant cloud flow
  145. Scheduled cloud flow
  146. Business process flow
  147. Desktop flow
  148. Creating a sales survey solution with Microsoft Forms
  149. Getting ready
  150. How to do it…
  151. How it works…
  152. There’s more…
  153. Building a file processing automation for SharePoint libraries
  154. Getting ready
  155. How to do it…
  156. How it works…
  157. There’s more…
  158. Overcoming Power Apps delegation with Power Automate
  159. Getting ready
  160. How to do it…
  161. How it works…
  162. There’s more…
  163. Creating a modular solution with Power Automate
  164. Getting ready
  165. How to do it…
  166. How it works…
  167. There’s more…
  168. Automating applications using desktop flows
  169. Getting ready
  170. How to do it…
  171. How it works…
  172. There’s more…
  173. Integrating Google Forms with Dataverse using cloud flows
  174. Getting ready
  175. How to do it…
  176. How it works…
  177. There’s more…
  178. Extending the Platform
  179. Technical requirements
  180. User interface guidelines
  181. Setting up your first canvas app component
  182. Getting ready
  183. How to do it…
  184. How it works...
  185. There’s more…
  186. Building a floating action button component
  187. How to do it...
  188. How it works...
  189. There’s more…
  190. Creating a vertical navigation component
  191. How to do it...
  192. How it works...
  193. There’s more…
  194. Using Power Apps component libraries
  195. Getting ready
  196. How to do it...
  197. How it works...
  198. There’s more…
  199. Expanding communications with custom connectors
  200. Getting ready
  201. How to do it...
  202. How it works...
  203. There’s more…
  204. Integrating map capabilities into canvas apps
  205. Getting ready
  206. How to do it...
  207. How it works...
  208. There’s more…
  209. Extending canvas solutions using mixed reality
  210. Getting ready
  211. How to do it…
  212. How it works...
  213. There’s more…
  214. Improving User Experience
  215. Technical requirements
  216. Enhancing the design of our application interfaces
  217. Getting ready
  218. How to do it…
  219. Improving the Browse screen
  220. Refining the Detail screen
  221. Finishing touches for the Edit screen
  222. How it works…
  223. There’s more…
  224. Building a responsive password manager in Power Apps – setting up the Azure Key Vault service
  225. Getting ready
  226. How to do it…
  227. How it works…
  228. Building a responsive password manager in Power Apps – designing an adaptive application
  229. Getting ready
  230. How to do it…
  231. How it works…
  232. There’s more…
  233. Power Apps Everywhere
  234. Technical requirements
  235. Discovering applications through Power Apps mobile
  236. How to do it…
  237. How it works…
  238. There’s more…
  239. Leveraging modern browsers for Power Apps
  240. Getting ready
  241. How to do it…
  242. Microsoft Edge
  243. Google Chrome
  244. On both browsers
  245. How it works…
  246. There’s more…
  247. Improving SharePoint document libraries with Power Apps
  248. Getting ready
  249. How to do it…
  250. How it works…
  251. There’s more…
  252. Embedding Power Apps in SharePoint pages
  253. Getting ready
  254. How to do it…
  255. How it works…
  256. There’s more…
  257. Making Power BI reports interactive with embedded Power Apps
  258. Getting ready
  259. How to do it…
  260. Installing and configuring Power BI Desktop
  261. Building the Power App
  262. How it works…
  263. Working with Power Apps in Microsoft Teams channels
  264. Getting ready
  265. How to do it…
  266. Building the canvas app
  267. Microsoft Teams integration
  268. How it works…
  269. There’s more…
  270. Integrating Power Apps inside Teams
  271. Getting ready
  272. How to do it…
  273. Getting application identifier
  274. Configuring Microsoft Teams policies
  275. Building a secure app registration
  276. Automatic deployment of Teams
  277. How it works…
  278. There’s more…
  279. Building apps with Dataverse for Teams
  280. Getting ready
  281. How to do it…
  282. How it works…
  283. There’s more…
  284. Empowering your Applications with AI Builder
  285. Technical requirements
  286. Creating a customer success solution using sentiment analysis
  287. Getting ready
  288. How to do it…
  289. Creating the SharePoint list
  290. Building the complaints form
  291. Building the cloud flow
  292. Building the canvas app
  293. How it works…
  294. Building a text recognition system using canvas apps
  295. Getting ready
  296. How to do it…
  297. Building the app
  298. How it works…
  299. Gathering insights from data with the Copilot Answer component
  300. Getting ready
  301. How to do it…
  302. How it works…
  303. There’s more…
  304. Using Power Automate to create an invoice classification system
  305. Getting ready
  306. How to do it…
  307. Configuring the AI model
  308. Building the cloud flow
  309. How it works…
  310. There’s more…
  311. Discovering the Power Platform Admin Center
  312. Technical requirements
  313. Managing Power Platform environments
  314. How to do it…
  315. Creating an environment without a database
  316. Creating an environment with a database
  317. How it works…
  318. There’s more…
  319. Gathering Power Platform analytics
  320. Getting ready
  321. How to do it…
  322. Power Platform admin center
  323. Power Apps maker portal
  324. SharePoint list Power Apps
  325. Power Automate
  326. How it works…
  327. There’s more…
  328. Handling connectors through data policies
  329. Getting ready
  330. How to do it…
  331. How it works…
  332. There’s more…
  333. Tips, Tricks, and Workarounds
  334. Technical requirements
  335. Sharing OneDrive data between tenants
  336. Getting ready
  337. How to do it…
  338. Uploading the data
  339. Building the cloud flow to get Excel data
  340. Building the cloud flow to communicate with Power Apps
  341. Building the app
  342. How it works…
  343. Playing with vectors – SVG in canvas apps
  344. How to do it…
  345. How it works…
  346. There’s more…
  347. Transferring SharePoint list apps from one site to another
  348. Getting ready
  349. How to do it…
  350. Building and customizing the list on the source site
  351. Exporting the app
  352. Configuring the destination site
  353. Transforming the exported package
  354. Importing the new package
  355. How it works…
  356. There’s more…
  357. Troubleshooting using Power Apps Monitor
  358. Getting ready
  359. How to do it…
  360. Provisioning the SharePoint list
  361. Building the app
  362. How it works…
  363. There’s more…
  364. Extending screen real estate using the canvas control
  365. Getting ready
  366. How to do it…
  367. How it works…
  368. Updating Azure SQL Server connections in Power Apps
  369. Getting ready
  370. Azure SQL databases
  371. How to do it…
  372. Creating the environments
  373. Building the app
  374. Transforming the exported package
  375. How it works…
  376. There’s more...
  377. Renaming files in SharePoint document libraries
  378. Getting ready
  379. How to do it…
  380. Creating the SharePoint document library
  381. Building the cloud flow
  382. Configuring the document library
  383. How it works…
  384. Advanced Techniques with the Power Apps Component Framework
  385. Technical requirements
  386. Configuring your development environment
  387. Getting ready
  388. How to do it…
  389. Node.js/npm
  390. Editor – VS Code
  391. Editor – Visual Studio 2017 or later
  392. Microsoft Power Platform CLI
  393. Configuring the Power Platform environment
  394. How it works…
  395. There’s more…
  396. Setting up Font Awesome
  397. How to do it…
  398. How it works…
  399. Creating the project
  400. Getting ready
  401. How to do it…
  402. How it works…
  403. Building the application logic
  404. How to do it…
  405. How it works…
  406. There’s more…
  407. Deploying the solution
  408. How to do it…
  409. Building the solution
  410. Deploying to the environment
  411. How it works…
  412. Testing the component on a canvas app
  413. How to do it…
  414. How it works…
  415. There’s more…
  416. Reaching Beyond the Organization with Power Pages
  417. Technical requirements
  418. Setting up Power Pages
  419. Getting ready
  420. How to do it…
  421. How it works…
  422. There’s more…
  423. Extending the Dataverse solution
  424. Getting ready
  425. How to do it…
  426. How it works…
  427. Building the help desk interface
  428. Getting ready
  429. How to do it…
  430. How it works…
  431. There’s more…
  432. Configuring user access and security
  433. Getting ready
  434. How to do it…
  435. Setting up permissions
  436. Securing page access
  437. How it works…
  438. There’s more…
  439. Automating record attributes
  440. Getting ready
  441. How to do it…
  442. How it works…
  443. There’s more…
  444. Adding custom fonts to the portal
  445. Getting ready
  446. How to do it…
  447. Preparing the local version of the portal
  448. Using preinstalled fonts
  449. Using fonts from the Google Fonts repository
  450. How it works…
  451. There’s more…
  452. Other Books You May Enjoy
  453. Index

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