The Microsoft Power Platform helps organizations optimize their operations by simplifying, automating and transforming business tasks and processes. In this course, students will learn how to build Power Apps, Automate Flows and extend the platform to complete business requirements and solve complex business problems.
Candidates for this course design, develop, secure, and troubleshoot Power Platform solutions. Candidates implement components of a solution that include application enhancements, custom user experience, system integrations, data conversions, custom process automation, and custom visualizations. Candidates will gain applied knowledge of Power Platform services, including in-depth understanding of capabilities, boundaries, and constraints. Candidates should have development experience that includes JavaScript, JSON, TypeScript, C#, HTML, .NET, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft 365, RESTful Web Services, ASP.NET, and Power BI.
Plan obuke:
Module 1: Introduction to model-driven apps and Dataverse
Do you want to quickly build apps with little to no code? This module will focus on the building blocks of Dataverse and model-driven apps. These key components will help you build quick business apps in your organization.
In this module, you will:
- Discover the value and key features of Dataverse.
- Learn about the value and key features of model-driven apps.
- Explore sample model-driven template apps.
Module 2: Get started with model-driven apps in Power Apps
Model-driven app design is an approach that focuses on quickly adding components to your apps. These components include dashboards, forms, views, and charts. With little or no code, you can make apps that are simple or complex.
In this module, you will:
- Learn about model-driven app design
- Create a model-driven app
Mobile 3: Manage tables in Dataverse
Dataverse tables are similar to tables in a database. Every instance of a Dataverse database includes a base set of tables that provide structure for data that is commonly used by business applications.
In this module, you’ll learn about:
- Tables in Dataverse.
- Types of tables that are available in Dataverse.
- Creating a custom table.
- Enabling attachments within a table.
- Which licensing requirements to apply to use each type of table.
Module 4: Create and manage columns within a table in Dataverse
Do you want to create new data columns or use existing standardized columns for your business solutions? This module will show you how to manage or create new columns within a table in Dataverse.
In this module, you will:
- Learn what a column is in Dataverse.
- Learn about the types of columns that are available in Dataverse.
- Add a column to a table.
- Learn what a primary name column is in Dataverse.
- Identify restrictions that are associated with columns.
- Create an auto-numbering column.
- Create an alternate key.
Module 5: Working with choices in Dataverse
Do you want to create standardized choice lists that you can use across all of your Power Apps? This module will show you how to create new or use standard choice lists called choices in Dataverse.
In this module, you will:
- Learn about choices.
- Explore the standard choices.
- Create a new choice or modify an existing one.
Module 6: Create a relationship between tables in Dataverse
Do you need to create relationships between tables? This module will show how and why you can separate data into tables and how to relate between tables to build complex and robust business solutions. It will also explain the different kinds of relationships that you can define between tables in Dataverse.
In this module, you will learn:
- Why you should segment data that is used by your solutions into many tables.
- Why you need to relate one table to another.
- How to build relationships between tables.
- How to select the proper relationship type when you are building solutions with Dataverse.
Module 7: Define and create business rules in Dataverse
The ability to build business rules that ensure consistent business logic whatever app is accessing that data set is imperative to a successful business operation. This module will show you how you can build business rules that are triggered anytime they’re used within Dataverse.
In this module, you’ll learn how to:
- Define business rules in Dataverse.
- Create and manage business rules in Dataverse.
Module 8: Create and define calculation or rollup columns in Dataverse
Do you want to use rollup or calculation columns? This module shows you how to build calculations or rollups that are defined and triggered within the data in Dataverse, regardless of the app that accesses that data set.
In this module, you will learn how to:
- Define a rollup column.
- Create a rollup column.
- Identify a calculation column.
- Create a calculation column.
Module 9: Get started with security roles in Dataverse
Do you want to use security roles to limit user permissions? This module will show you how you can set permissions to limit access to an environment. Or limit which users can view, edit, or delete data in an environment within Dataverse.
In this module, you will:
- Learn about security roles and apply them to users in an environment.
- Learn how to add users to an environment.
- Understand security concepts in Dataverse
- Identify default security roles.
- Create a custom role.
- Create a custom security role and assign it to entities and users.
- Learn how to configure Dataverse teams for security
- Learn how to configure Dataverse group teams for security
Module 10: Get started with Power Apps canvas apps
Learn the basics of Power Apps and how you can use it in your organization.
In this module, you will:
- Explore how Power Apps can make your business more efficient.
- Learn how to use different technologies to perform different tasks in Power Apps.
- Learn about the different ways to build an app in Power Apps.
- Create your first app from data in an Excel workbook.
Module 11: Customize a canvas app in Power Apps
Learn how to customize an app by adding controls, images, and logic.
In this module, you will:
- Change the layout of a gallery.
- Change the data that a control shows.
- Change the order in which fields appear.
- Change the control with which a user provides information.
- Explore controls on each screen of an app.
- Format a number as a price.
- Color prices based on their values.
- Explore formulas in a generated app.
Module 12: Manage apps in Power Apps
Manage app versions, app sharing, and environments in Power Apps.
In this module, you will:
- Learn how to view and restore app versions.
- Explore how to share an app, including permissions and notifications.
- Learn about what environments are, how to create them, and how to manage security.
- Find more information about Power Apps.
Module 13: Navigation in a canvas app in Power Apps
App users can only navigate through the navigation options provided by an app developer, and this module is designed to help you build a good navigation experience for your canvas app.
In this module, you will:
- Understand how navigation works in a canvas app
- Use the Navigate and Back functions
- Understand the different ways these functions can be invoked
Module 14: How to build the UI in a canvas app in Power Apps
Do you want to build a better UI for app users? This module helps you do that using themes, icons, images, personalization, different form factors, and controls.
In this module, you will:
- Understand the basics of building the UI through themes, icons, control customization, and images.
- Use personalization in a canvas app
- Understand the differences between the Tablet and Mobile form factors
Module 15: Use and understand Controls in a canvas app in Power Apps
Controls help create a better experience for the user and collect the appropriate data. This module will help you understand and use Controls.
In this module, you will:
- Understand how to use controls in a canvas app
- Use the different types of controls
- Understand how Galleries and Forms related to controls
Module 16: Document and test your Power Apps application
In this module, you’ll learn best practices around testing and documenting your Power Apps application.
In this module, you will:
- Learn about the different types of test plans and components of a good test plan
- Identify and discuss optimization tools and performance tuning
- Learn about the benefits of documenting your application
Module 17: Use imperative development techniques for canvas apps in Power Apps
Imperative development techniques can help you achieve the goal for your app. You will learn about different development methods and different variables in Power Apps.
In this module, you will:
- Understand imperative vs. declarative development
- Understand the variables in Power Apps
- Understand when to utilize each of the three different types of variables
Module 18: Create formulas that use tables, records, and collections in a canvas app in Power Apps
Do you have need for complex formulas in your app? This module can help you write those formulas.
In this module, you will:
- Utilize formulas that process multiple records
- Use the Concat function to combine text from multiple records
- Utilize the Countrows, CountIf, ForAll
- Perform math operations on data in a table
Module 19: Perform custom updates in a Power Apps canvas app
With some Power Apps canvas apps a form is not the solution. This module will focus on how to perform custom updates when your data is not in a form.
In this module, you will:
- Use the Patch function to update your data
- Understand how the Defaults function is used to create new records with Patch
- Utilize the Remove and RemoveIf functions to delete records
- Determine whether to use Clear and Collect or ClearCollect in their scenario
Module 20: Complete testing and performance checks in a Power Apps canvas app
Do you want to test your app and improve it’s performance? This module will help you understand how to test an app and improve performance.
In this module, you will:
- Use best practices to improve the performance of your app
- Understand how to best test an app
- Use fiddler for troubleshooting
Module 21: Work with relational data in a Power Apps canvas app
Do you want to improve a user’s experience in your canvas app? This module will show you how to work with relational data to provide a good experience for app users.
In this module, you will:
- Understand relational data
- Use relational data to improve an app user’s experience in Power Apps
- Understand how to use relational data in Microsoft Dataverse
Module 22: Work with data source limits (delegation limits) in a Power Apps canvas app
It’s important to learn how to work with data source limits. You need to understand the various limits and variables that go into those limits to best work with data in Power Apps. This will help you chose the best data source for an app to meet your requirements.
In this module, you will:
- Understand the different limits of different data sources
- Understand how functions, predicates, and operators all play roles in the limits
- Use this new understanding to choose the best data source for an app
Module 23: Connect to other data in a Power Apps canvas app
Do you need to connect to data that isn’t tabular? This module will help with that. It includes discussion of action-based connectors, Flow, and user data.
In this module, you’ll:
- Understand and use action-based connectors
- Integrate user information and user-profile information into a canvas app
- Use Power Automate with Power Apps
Module 24: Use custom connectors in a Power Apps canvas app
Custom connectors can be used with your canvas app when a built-in connector is not available. This module focuses on using custom connectors.
In this module, you will:
- Understand custom connectors and the basics of how to build one
- Understand the custom connector lifecycle
- Use postman with a custom connector
Module 25: Get started with Power Automate
Power Automate is an online workflow service that automates actions across the most common apps and services.
In this module, you will:
- Create a flow that automatically saves email attachments
- Learn how to create a button flow to send yourself a reminder
Module 26: Build approval flows with Power Automate
Power Automate is an online workflow service that automates actions across the most common apps and services. In this module, you’ll build approval flows to streamline your business, save time, and work more efficiently.
In this module, you will:
- Create and process approval requests
- Build a flow that runs at recurring time intervals
- Create a business process flow with conditions
Module 27: Introduction to business process flows in Power Automate
Do you want to create business process flows? This module will discuss what business process flows are and how to use them to solve business solutions. You will discover why automating the business process is important to organizations and how to build business process flow solutions by using Microsoft Power Platform and Dataverse. Additionally, you will learn how business process flows differ from regular Power Automate workflows and when to use each.
In this module, you will:
- Discover why standardizing business process flows is important and valuable to an organization.
- Learn about the difference between a workflow and a business process.
- Find out about how business process flows are used within Microsoft Power Platform and Dataverse.
Module 28: Advanced concepts to improve business process flows in Power Automate
Do you want to improve your business process flow? This module introduces more advanced business process flow concepts and techniques that you can use to help improve your flow.
In this module, you will:
- Learn about branching logic.
- Create additional fields and a main form to enhance a business process flow.
- Discover how to use instant flows with business process flows.
- Enhance immersive business process flows by using advanced techniques.
Module 29: Introduction to expressions in Power Automate
Get the most out of your data using functions to create expressions.
In this module, you will:
- Use one or more functions to create expressions.
- Use functions to retrieve data, change data, evaluate data, and more.
Module 30: Introduction to Microsoft Power Platform developer resources
The goal of this module is to give a broad-scoped overview of the developer experience as it relates to Microsoft Power Platform. It will cover a high-level introduction how the ecosystem is represented, with the intended audience being a software developer with limited experience in working with Microsoft Power Platform.
In this module you’ll be able to:
- Explain what solution components exist within Microsoft Power Platform.
- Explain key components of Microsoft Dataverse and the Common Data Model.
- Explain what Azure solution elements relate to Microsoft Power Platform.
- Explain what AI Solutions exist as it relates to Microsoft Power Platform.
- Navigate the Developer Guide successfully in support of their Microsoft Power Platform development efforts.
Module 31: Use developer tools to extend Microsoft Power Platform
This module will focus on the available developer tools that can help you perform development activities with Microsoft Power Platform.
In this module, you will:
- Install NuGet packages available for Microsoft Power Platform development
- Work with the Configuration Migration tool
- Work with Package Deployer
- Leverage Solution Packager to isolate features
- Run the Plugin Registration Tool
Module 32: Introduction to extending Microsoft Power Platform
This module will focus on the underlying solution architecture from a technical perspective and what extensibility options exist. It will also cover the ever-important element of Microsoft Power Platform development, which is the decision-making process of determining when to use configuration versus code.
In this module, you will:
- Identify which elements architecturally comprise Microsoft Power Platform.
- Learn about the areas of extensibility that are available to customize Microsoft Power Platform through code.
- Discover different approaches to common business scenarios in respect to achieving extensibility by means of configuration versus code.
Module 33: Introduction to Dataverse for developers
The goal of this module is to give an introductory overview of Microsoft Power Platform SDKs that are available from Microsoft via NuGet.
In this module, you will:
- Explain what functions can be executed against Microsoft Power Platform via Microsoft Power Platform SDKs.
- Perform basic operations against Microsoft Power Platform such as create/read/update/delete operations.
Module 34: Extend plug-ins
The purpose of this module is to provide an in-depth overview of plug-ins as it relates to Microsoft Power Platform development. This module will review how and when plug-ins are implemented, how they are registered and deployed, and the various configuration options that are available during plug-in registration.
In this module, you will:
- Learn how to extend plug-ins.
Module 35: Performing common actions with client script
The goal of this module is to review how to achieve common user experience automation procedures through Client Script. This module is intended to serve as a practical guide for how to solve real-world scenarios that are frequently encountered during Microsoft Power Platform implementations.
In this module, you will:
- Write client script to perform common actions as listed in the module units.
Module 36: Automate business process flows with client script
This module will focus on educating developers on how to perform common techniques in regard to automating business process flows, along with explaining the context of when these scenarios might be applied.
In this module, you will:
- Automate business process flow actions by using JavaScript/TypeScript API methods.
Module 37: Get started with Power Apps component framework
Learn how to get started with Microsoft Power Apps component framework.
In this module, you will:
- Learn about Power Apps component framework architecture.
- Learn about Power Apps component tooling.
Module 38: Build a Power Apps component
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
Module 39: Use advanced features with Power Apps component framework
Get details on how to address more complex scenarios as it applies to a Power Apps component framework. This module covers how to use client frameworks such as React and Angular within a component, along with how to address scenarios such as file upload, localization, and integration with Microsoft Dataverse Web API.
In this module, you will:
- Use formatting API in a Power Apps component.
- Use Dataverse web API in a Power Apps component.
Module 40: Access Dataverse in Power Apps portals
The ability to show and interact with Dataverse data on a website is a core benefit of implementing a Microsoft Power Apps portal. This module focuses on the several techniques and methods to display and interact with Dataverse data in Power Apps portals.
In this module, you will:
- Discover the portal components that are available to display and interact with Dataverse data on the portal.
- Identify the various features of the portal components.
- Display a list of data and an associated drill-down for details.
- Configure a table form to access individual records.
- Trigger classic Dataverse workflows from the portal.
Module 41: Extend Power Apps portals
The world of business software applications has embraced a movement toward building apps that use low-code/no-code methods. This movement is one of the pillars of Microsoft Power Platform, including Power Apps portals. However, many projects often include functionality or features that can only be addressed with advanced software development techniques. This module explains how to extend portal functionality by using software development and how to use application lifecycle management (ALM) techniques to deploy portals.
In this module, you will:
- Discover where software development can resolve particular portal feature requirements.
- Employ portal application lifecycle management for Power Apps portals.
- Apply JavaScript code to portal assets.
- Use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to address specific portal development requirements.
Module 42: Build custom Power Apps portals web templates
This module describes custom web templates and how they can be built and configured to extend and enhance a Power Apps portal. A portal is provisioned with a series of prebuilt web templates. As makers encounter more complex scenarios, they need to understand how to use Liquid template language to create their own web templates that address project requirements.
In this module, you will:
- Learn about the relationship between web templates, page templates, and webpages.
- Discover how custom web templates can be built by using HTML, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Liquid, and JavaScript.
- Use Liquid template language to build and structure web templates.
- Learn how to embed custom CSS and JavaScript into web templates.
- Learn how to reference other web templates in a web template.
Module 43: Work with Dataverse Web API
Learn about working with the Dataverse Web API.
In this module, you will:
- Interact with Dataverse Web API by using Postman.
- Authorize against Dataverse with OAuth.
- Use OData to query data.
Module 44: Integrate Dataverse Azure solutions
Gain an in-depth overview of options available within Dataverse to integrate data and events to Azure.
In this module, you will:
- Publish Dataverse events to Microsoft Azure Service Bus.
- Write a Service Bus Event Listener that consumes Dataverse events.
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Prerequisites:
- Candidates should have an introductory knowledge of Power Platfom
- Candidates should have development experience that includes JavaScript, JSON, TypeScript, C#, HTML, .NET, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft 365, RESTful Web Services, ASP.NET, and Power BI