Power Apps connectors allow you to connect your app to external services like SharePoint, Microsoft 365, or custom APIs. When you build a Power App, you can use these connectors to read and write data from these services. For instance, you can get a list of items from a SharePoint list, create a new item in a SharePoint list, etc.
Read moreEarlier this year, I was asked if it was possible to test Power Apps with Playwright. My answer was that it should be possible, as it is still a web application that gets created. Over the last few months, I have been working on and testing a project where I used Playwright to test a solution created in Power Apps.
Read moreSince my last post, I got a couple of questions about uploading files to OneDrive or SharePoint. Last week I worked on a solution to find out how it “could” work(s). The only solution I found is not so elegant and it only works for OneDrive at the moment. There is no solution yet for SharePoint.
Read moreThis week I built my first application with PowerApps for our company. I wanted to create it via PowerApps to finally see its capabilities and to use it as a showcase for our customers. I must say that it is quite powerful, but some things are not so convenient and can be simplified.
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