This is great for some applications, and often serves as a starting point for more advanced applications. This facilitates rapid application development by business users, without the need for software developers.
The Microsoft Power Platform (opens new window) enables businesses to create applications by dragging and dropping UI elements, and connecting those to data sources using the Power Apps Studio (opens new window).
# How to work with your Power Apps directly from Visual Studio Code # Business users can rapidly develop applications 📺 Watch the video : How to work with your Power Apps directly from Visual Studio Code (opens new window). 💡 Learn more : What is the Microsoft Power Platform CLI? (opens new window). 🔥 Make sure you star the repo (opens new window) to keep up to date with new tips and tricks.
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