Engineering for Low Code Solutions
summary
Demonstrates concrete engineering for Microsoft Power Platform: exports a solution, unpacks canvas apps into YAML, commits source into Git, and uses the ALM Accelerator with Azure DevOps pipelines to automate export, pack, import and deployment through dev → validation → test → prod. Shows a real Power Automate flow that copies Azure DevOps attachments into SharePoint, explains connection references and environment variables, and notes the ALM Accelerator is open source and free.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Start
- 0:59How Do You Decide Where a Footpath Goes
- 9:51Three Key Things about a Fusion Team
- 13:46Definition of Low Code
- 16:13Microsoft Tools for Low Code
- 17:00Power Platform Tools
- 19:58Powerapps
- 21:23Power Bi
- 22:00Data Connectors
- 25:26Power Platform Extension
- 30:53Automation Flows
- 36:45Import Solution
- 37:59Branching Strategy
- 42:12Associate Our Solution to a Solution Profile
- 43:36Saving of the Solution
- 47:33Commit Solution
- 49:33Azure Devops Pipelines
- 51:54Resources
- 52:14Questions
- 55:03Testing Tools
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