Using Power Platform to accelerate full-stack software development
summary
Demonstrates concrete features: Canvas apps now expose a code view and SRC pa.yaml files so screens and controls live in Git, VS Code can edit and paste YAML back into the app, and solutions merge low‑code and code projects for dotnet build/CI. Shows a React PCF image grid control reused across Canvas, model‑driven apps and Power Pages; builds an OpenAPI‑backed custom connector and C# virtual tables to surface external payments, and hooks the connector into Copilot to query live payment data.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Power Platform for full-stack
- 3:44Full-stack challenges
- 9:00Power Platform and Azure
- 11:28Source code in Canvas apps
- 12:33Source control for solutions
- 16:10Code-first components
- 21:55Power Platform acceleration
- 24:46Extending frontend with Power Apps Component Framework
- 30:51Backend APIs with connectors
- 33:39Virtual tables for data
- 35:23AI assistants with Copilot
- 40:12Key takeaways
- 43:06Q&A
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