Choosing between SharePoint and Dataverse is key when building Power Platform apps. SharePoint is cost-effective and simple but limited in security and scalability. Dataverse, while requiring a premium license, offers powerful data modeling, advanced security, and enterprise-grade features. This article helps you decide which option best fits your app’s needs.

Struggling with delegation warnings in Power Apps when using SharePoint lookup fields? This article breaks down why it happens and offers clear, practical solutions—like denormalization and ID-based filtering—to help you build faster, more reliable apps. Unlock the secrets to mastering Power Apps SharePoint delegation!

Dataflows are a powerful way to import and transform data into Dataverse in the Power Platform. They support large volumes, automate refreshes, and allow complex transformations with Power Query. While they can't directly assign business units, combining them with Power Automate enables full control and scalability for enterprise data solutions.

#SPFx #BestPractice #SharePoint #React #TypeScript #WebPart Building SPFx (SharePoint Framework) React applications can be an exciting...

Applying MFA to Power Platform service accounts can break existing connections. Learn how to enforce MFA securely using Entra Conditional Access with exception rules, so you protect the account without disrupting your apps and flows.

In today's fast-paced app development landscape, particularly within the Microsoft Power Platform, the demand for dynamic and responsive...

Choosing the right authentication method in Power Platform is key to building secure and reliable solutions. This article compares Service Accounts and Service Principals, explaining why every solution should be owned by a Service Account for continuity and governance, while Service Principals are ideal for secure, specific operations like API access or custom connectors. A mixed approach often offers the best balance.