So you've been told to low code, now what?
summary
Says low code speeds iteration by removing boilerplate and enabling pro‑code/low‑code collaboration while keeping governance. Shows concrete extension paths: C# Dataverse plugins and custom APIs, virtual tables, PCF UI components, Power Pages, and custom connector calls to external services. Demo builds an ASP.NET Web API (weather) in Visual Studio, exposes it via a Power Platform connector and debugs it through a Dev Tunnel — the end‑to‑end call works live. Points to Power Apps developer plan and docs for next steps.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00Why use the Power Platform
- 3:30Power Platform overview
- 5:00Azure Integration
- 6:10What makes the Power Platform different
- 9:20Will using the Power Platform make development faster
- 13:20Control vs responsibility
- 14:40How do we extend it
- 28:46Resources
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