Power Apps is the low-code development component of Microsoft Power Platform, which also includes Business Intelligence and other functionalities.

Low - Code Application Development With Microsoft Power Apps

The latest edition of the Microsoft Power Platform Licensing Guide just dropped (December 2024) and you can either read all 38 pages cover to cover, or listen to it explained in a fun and engaging podcast, courtesy of NotebookLM and your very own OnlyCopilotFans.

Microsoft Power Platform and Copilot Studio Licensing Updates Explained (December 2024) - the NotebookLM Podcast Edition

Have you ever wanted to create a personalized web page, such as a digital CV? With Microsoft Power Automate, you can generate an HTML-based web page, host it, and provide users with a shareable link to it. This post will walk you through building a digital CV using Power Automate.

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Creating a Web Page with Power Automate

Power Automate is a powerful tool for integrating with external systems. By combining Connectors, you can create dynamic and interactive web content. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to use the Share point action to fetch data from a list in this example it will contain a list of sale agents that will be added to the page.

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Dynamic HTML Content with Connectors in Power Automate

 Power Automate is a powerful tool for automating workflows and integrating with other services. While it's often used for backend automation, one lesser-known yet highly effective feature is its ability to handle web requests and respond with custom content. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to use Power Automate to return different HTML pages based on a parameter sent in a GET request.

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Using Power Automate to Return Different Pages Based on Parameters

Automating data collection and storage is a powerful way to streamline workflows. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to use Power Automate to save data from a web page form to a SharePoint list. We’ll create two Power Automate flows one that hosts an HTML form. With another that processes the submitted data via a POST request and stores it in a SharePoint list. This approach is ideal for scenarios where you need to collect structured data from users and store it in a centralized location for further processing or reporting.

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