O365Engage17 - Extending power apps and microsoft flow with custom code
0 likes159 views
This document summarizes a presentation about extending PowerApps and Microsoft Flow with custom code. The presentation discusses how PowerApps and Flow can be extended through Azure API Apps, Azure Functions, and notifications. It also covers demoing the addition of custom data sources, extending the PowerApps expression language, reusing Azure Functions in Flow, and enabling two-way communication between PowerApps and Flow. The presentation aims to provide workarounds for limitations in PowerApps' expression language and extensibility through custom APIs, functions, and webhooks.
O365Engage17 - Extending power apps and microsoft flow with custom code
- 1. 1 Slide 1 Extending PowerApps and Microsoft Flow with Custom Code Adis Jugo
- 2. 2 Slide 2 Extending PowerApps and Microsoft Flow with Custom Code | Adis Jugo | 21 June 10:45 - 12:00 Follow us: #O365ENGAGE17 Adis Jugo Microsoft MVP Office Development Microsoft MVP Office Servers and Services In IT for way too long (first money earned with development in 91) Still dreaming of a Ćevapi restaurant or a vineyard Director of Product Technology at skybow AG Born in Sarajevo, B&H, living in Bingen, Germany Blogger, speaker, author. adisjugo.com
- 3. 3 Slide 3 Follow us: #O365ENGAGE17 Why PowerApps and Flow? MaintenanceDataPriceResourcesTime
- 4. 4 Slide 4 Extending PowerApps and Microsoft Flow with Custom Code | Adis Jugo | 21 June 10:45 - 12:00 Follow us: #O365ENGAGE17 PowerApps • Extension of Project Sienna • Cloud-based apps for range of mobile devices • Authentication through Azure Active Directory • Built in connectors for some popular data sources • Extensibility through custom managed APIs (Azure API Apps)
- 5. 5 Slide 5 Extending PowerApps and Microsoft Flow with Custom Code | Adis Jugo | 21 June 10:45 - 12:00 Follow us: #O365ENGAGE17 Microsoft Flow • Processes on top of your data • Connectors • Extensibility story through enterprise-oriented data sources, custom service endpoints and webhooks, and queuing systems such as Azure Service Bus
- 6. 6 Slide 6
- 7. 7 Slide 7
- 8. 8 Slide 8 Expressions Actions and Conditions Azure API App Azure Service Bus
- 9. 9 Slide 9
- 10. 10 Slide 10 Extending PowerApps and Microsoft Flow with Custom Code | Adis Jugo | 21 June 10:45 - 12:00 Follow us: #O365ENGAGE17 Demo • Adding own data sources through Azure API Apps • Extending PowerApps Expression Language using Azure Functions • Reusing Azure Functions from Microsoft Flow • 2-way communication between PowerApps and Flow using PowerApps Notifications
- 12. 12 Slide 12 Extending PowerApps and Microsoft Flow with Custom Code | Adis Jugo | 21 June 10:45 - 12:00 Follow us: #O365ENGAGE17 Wrap up • Limited expression language in PowerApps • Using App Service (API Apps) and Azure Functions for custom data sources and language extensions • REST APIs and Webhooks are big here • Waiting for notifications
- 13. 13 Slide 13 Extending PowerApps and Microsoft Flow with Custom Code | Adis Jugo | 21 June 10:45 - 12:00 Follow us: #O365ENGAGE17 Questions? | Thank You Adis Jugo adis@adisjugo.com We’d like to know what you think! Please fill out the evaluation form you received at the registration desk for this session Session recordings and materials: Materials will be available on Office365Engage.com soon