Business Process Flow Component in Microsoft Power Platform
This functionality is already present in the Model-Driven App, but what if we use it in Canvas App, therefore we’re making a component for business process flow. Here, we built the component from scratch and used it in our Canvas...
Robotic Process Automation(RPA)
In an introductory, RPA can automate time-consuming and repetitive tasks by using Microsoft Power Automate. Robotic process automation (RPA) is a type of business process automation technology that relies on artificial intelligence/digital workforce or metaphorical software robots. Software robotics is...
Convert your Figma Design to Microsoft PowerApps
Figma can absolutely be used for UX design and many designers are already using it for that purpose. Figma has excellent vector-based design tools, an easy-to-use interface, and great collaboration features–all of which make it ideal for designing prototypes. The...
SQL vs NoSQL: Choosing the correct database for your application
The two primary forms of databases are SQL (Relational) and NoSQL (Non-Relational). Making the correct database choice might make your application simpler. This article will help you to choose the best database for your application by understanding how these two...
Using Content Snippets in Microsoft Power Pages
Code reusability is the major factor to develop an efficient software. Reusing code can save a lot of time and cost. While working on one of our power pages projects, we want to reuse the code of Side Navigation Bar,...
How to use GitHub Actions to create a CI/CD pipeline
Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) has always been, and still is, the responsibility of DevOps professionals. But now that GitHub has CI/CD capabilities thanks to GitHub Actions, it’s simpler than ever to integrate CI/CD into your process model directly from your GitHub repo. Step 1: Create or choose a repository It might sound very simple, but choosing or creating a GitHub repository is the first step in setting up a CI pipeline with GitHub Actions. You can either start...
