- Increase software development efficiency and productivity with fusion development teams.
In this module you will:
- Grow productivity across business units with fusion development teams
- Increase tech intensity with a fusion development team
- Organize business and IT professionals into a fusion development team
- Understand Power Fx and how to use it to build an app within Power Apps as a traditional developer.
In this module you will:
- Understand what Power Fx is and how to use it.
- Create an app using Power Apps.
- Modify an app using Power Fx.
- Learn how to build a custom Power Apps component, create a code component solution package, and then test and debug a code component.
In this module, you will:
- Create a custom Power Apps component.
- Create a code component solution package.
- Test and debug a code component.
- Learn key concepts of Dataverse auditing
- Learn how to add an OpenAPI-enabled Web API application to Azure API Management through Visual Studio.
In this module, you will:
- Add a web API described with an OpenAPI document to Azure API Management through Visual Studio.
- Build a custom connector using an OpenAPI document or Azure API Management to send data to and receive data from web APIs.
This module explains how to:
- Create a custom connector using Visual Studio
- Create a custom connector using Azure API Management
- Create a custom connector using an OpenAPI document
- Use a custom connector in a Power Apps app to call a web API
Overview
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Syllabus
- Transform business software authoring with fusion development teams
- Meet the team
- What is tech intensity?
- The current field inventory management system
- Fusion team development process
- Module assessment
- Summary
- Understanding Low Code as a Traditional Developer
- Introduction
- What is low code?
- Understand Power Fx
- Exercise - Create Your First Power Apps app as a Traditional Developer
- Module assessment
- Summary
- Build a Power Apps component
- Introduction to creating a code component
- Create a code component solution package
- Test and debug code components
- Check your knowledge
- Summary
- Integrate OpenAPI-enabled Web APIs with Azure API Management through Visual Studio
- Introduction
- Use Swashbuckle to create an OpenAPI document
- Exercise - Use Swashbuckle to create an OpenAPI document
- Publish an OpenAPI enabled web API to Azure App Service
- Exercise - Publish an OpenAPI enabled web API to Azure App Service
- Exercise - Integrate OpenAPI enabled web API with Azure API Management
- Module assessment
- Summary
- Discover and use Web APIs with Power Apps
- Introduction
- What are custom connectors
- Exercise - Create a custom connector from Visual Studio
- Exercise - Create a custom connector from Azure API Management
- What is OpenAPI and why you should use it
- Exercise - Create a custom connector from an OpenAPI document
- Test the custom connector
- Exercise - Test the custom connector
- Exercise - Use the custom connector in Power Apps canvas app
- Module assessment
- Summary