Creating Canvas Apps with Power Apps

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Amber Israelsen

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1-Course Overview

1 -Course Overview.mp4

01:34

2-Getting Started with Canvas Apps in a Development Environment

2 -Introduction to the Course.mp4

03:11

3 -Brief Primer on Power Apps and Dataverse.mp4

01:34

4 -The Canvas App We ll Build in This Course.mp4

01:30

5 -DEMO Setting up the Demo Environment.mp4

09:56

6 -Key Points to Remember.mp4

00:53

3-Designing and Creating the Data Model in Dataverse

7 -Overview of Dataverse and Its Structure.mp4

02:59

8 -The Data Model for Wired Brain Coffee.mp4

01:23

9 -DEMO Creating Tables and Columns in Power Apps.mp4

06:40

10 -Types of Relationships between Tables.mp4

03:34

11 -DEMO Creating Relationships between Tables.mp4

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12 -Key Points to Remember.mp4

00:43

4-Creating a Canvas App and User Interface

13 -Creating a Canvas App and User Interface.mp4

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14 -DEMO Creating the Canvas App and Connecting to Dataverse.mp4

02:32

15 -Overview of User Interface Elements.mp4

02:24

16 -DEMO Creating Screens and Forms.mp4

18:00

17 -DEMO Working with Galleries.mp4

14:17

18 -DEMO Implementing Navigation in a Canvas App.mp4

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19 -Key Points to Remember.mp4

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5-Working with Formulas, Variables, and Collections

20 -Overview of Formulas.mp4

02:02

21 -DEMO Working with Formulas in a Canvas App.mp4

05:17

22 -Overview of Variables.mp4

02:58

23 -DEMO Implementing Variables in a Canvas App.mp4

07:47

24 -Overview of Collections.mp4

02:33

25 -DEMO Implementing Collections in a Canvas App.mp4

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26 -Key Points to Remember.mp4

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6-Creating Reusable Components and Libraries

27 -Overview of Components and Component Libraries.mp4

02:12

28 -DEMO Creating a Reusable Component for App Navigation.mp4

08:18

29 -Overview of Component Libraries.mp4

02:44

30 -DEMO Creating a Component Library and Adding a Component.mp4

07:45

31 -Key Points to Remember.mp4

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7-Using Power Automate Flows in a Canvas App

32 -Overview of Power Automate Flows.mp4

02:05

33 -DEMO Creating a Power Automate Flow to Send an Email.mp4

08:59

34 -DEMO Testing a Power Automate Flow to Send an Email.mp4

01:10

35 -Key Points to Remember.mp4

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8-Configuring Offline Capabilities for a Canvas App

36 -Overview of Working Offline with a Canvas App.mp4

03:28

37 -DEMO Enabling Offline Capabilities in a Canvas App.mp4

10:23

38 -DEMO Testing Offline Capabilities in a Canvas App.mp4

04:08

39 -Key Points to Remember.mp4

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9-Managing and Monitoring Canvas Apps

40 -Overviewing How to Manage a Canvas App.mp4

03:20

41 -DEMO Managing a Canvas App.mp4

09:12

42 -DEMO Using Power Apps Analytics.mp4

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43 -Key Points to Remember.mp4

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10-Course Summary and Next Steps

44 -The Important Takeaways from the Course.mp4

04:17

45 -Additional Resources and Next Steps.mp4

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Description

Canvas apps offer a no-code way to develop rich, responsive business apps, using drag-and-drop functionality and Excel-like expressions. This course will teach you how to develop an end-to-end Power Apps canvas app that leverages Dataverse data.

What You'll Learn?

Today more than ever, companies need a way to rapidly develop apps without writing code. Canvas apps enable you to design an interface using drag-and-drop functionality, and work with data and logic using Excel-like expressions. In this course, Creating Canvas Apps with Power Apps, you’ll learn to develop an end-to-end canvas app using Power Apps. First, you’ll explore setting up a development environment in Power Apps, and then creating the data model in Dataverse. Next, you’ll see how to create the canvas app, add screens, forms, UI controls, and use advanced features like formulas, variables and components to interact with the data. Finally, you’ll learn how to enable offline capabilities in the app, and then manage it and monitor the app using Power Apps Analytics. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Power Apps canvas apps needed to rapidly develop business applications using Dataverse data.

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Amber Israelsen

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Amber has been a software developer and technical trainer since the early 2000s. She holds certifications for AWS and a variety of Microsoft technologies. In recent years, she has focused on AWS, Machine Learning, Azure, Power Apps, Dynamics 365, SharePoint and .NET, teaching students around the world. She also works to bridge the gap between developers, designers and businesspeople with her expertise in visual communication, user experience and business/professional skills.

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Pluralsight, LLC is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the company has its headquarters in Farmington, Utah. As of July 2018, it uses more than 1,400 subject-matter experts as authors, and offers more than 7,000 courses in its catalog. Since first moving its courses online in 2007, the company has expanded, developing a full enterprise platform, and adding skills assessment modules.