As part of the Dynamics 365 Spring 2018 release, Model-driven PowerApps were announced. They are essentially PowerApps that are configured using the Dynamics 365 framework. I discussed in Build Feature Rich, Codeless, Business Applications using Microsoft PowerApps the features from Dynamics 365 that Model-driven PowerApps have inherited but what about the features that Dynamics 365…
Read MoreIncrease Dynamics 365 Productivity with PowerApps – Editing Related Records
The user experience of Dynamics 365 can be hindered by its model-driven nature, in that only one record type can be edited at a time from a single page. Say, for example, you’ve just had a phone call with a client about a sales opportunity. The client also tells you that they have moved offices. You now want to…
Read MorePowerApps – Canvas vs Model-Driven – How do you choose?
With the Dynamics 365 Spring 2018 release there are now two different types of PowerApps; Canvas and Model Driven. What is the difference and how do you decide which one to use to build your business application? Overview Canvas apps are business applications built without code for PCs, phones and tablets. They are configured via…
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Build Feature Rich, Codeless, Business Applications using Microsoft PowerApps
With the new Dynamics 365 Spring 2018 release there have been some huge changes around PowerApps and the Common Data Service, and Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement which I am really excited about. Non-tech people, Citizen Developers, now have a means to configure feature rich business applications using the Dynamics 365 framework, without actually having Dynamics 365.…
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