Microsoft Power Apps- Build Custom Apps Without Coding

Microsoft Power Apps: Build Custom Apps Without Coding, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.85, with 93 lectures, based on 248 reviews, and has 1526 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand how the Low Code development platform Microsoft Power Apps works Create real and functioning apps that can run on Android, iOS and internet browsers Create a new Microsoft Power Apps account and connect to a datasource Learn while developing practical applications with PowerApps This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners in Low-code development: PowerApps or People with an interest in innovation and who want to improve processes within their company or Interested in evolving professionally, learning a new skill It is particularly useful for Beginners in Low-code development: PowerApps or People with an interest in innovation and who want to improve processes within their company or Interested in evolving professionally, learning a new skill.

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Summary

Title: Microsoft Power Apps: Build Custom Apps Without Coding

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 93

Number of Published Lectures: 83

Number of Curriculum Items: 93

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 83

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand how the Low Code development platform Microsoft Power Apps works

Create real and functioning apps that can run on Android, iOS and internet browsers

Create a new Microsoft Power Apps account and connect to a datasource

Learn while developing practical applications with PowerApps

Who Should Attend

Beginners in Low-code development: PowerApps

People with an interest in innovation and who want to improve processes within their company

Interested in evolving professionally, learning a new skill

Target Audiences

Beginners in Low-code development: PowerApps

People with an interest in innovation and who want to improve processes within their company

Interested in evolving professionally, learning a new skill

Welcome to the world of Low Code! Discover the power of Microsoft Power Apps, where building custom, mobile-friendly applications is easier than ever.

Why Choose Microsoft Power Apps?

Microsoft Power Apps allows you to create useful apps without needing to write complicated code. You can manage, update, and interact with your data easily using apps you build yourself.

Course Overview: Build Your First Apps with Ease

This course will help you start building apps with Power Apps right away. We will explain everything clearly and give you practical examples to follow.

Two Exciting Projects:

1. Contact Agenda App: First, we will build a simple Contact Agenda app. This app will help you organize and manage your contacts easily. You will learn how to add, edit, and delete contact information, making this a useful tool for personal or business use.

2. Inventory Management App: Next, we will create an Inventory Management app from scratch. This project will show you how to manage your inventory, track stock levels, and update product details in real time.

Why You Should Enroll:

Boost Your Career: Learning Power Apps is a valuable skill. Many companies are looking for people who can create apps to automate tasks and improve efficiency.

Learn by Doing: This course focuses on hands-on learning. You will build real apps and gain practical experience.

Help Your Business: Use what you learn to create apps that save time and money, making your work easier and more efficient.

Always Accessible: You will have lifetime access to this course. Come back anytime to review concepts or learn new features.

Start Your Journey with Power Apps!

Join this course and take the first step toward building powerful, no-code applications with Microsoft Power Apps.

See you in the course!

Rudimar

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction + Intro to Power Apps

Lecture 1: Intro: The Instructor. What is Power Apps? Job market and objectives.

Lecture 2: How to Access Power Apps

Lecture 3: Exploring the Power Apps development environment

Lecture 4: Creating an App: The Tablet and Phone Options

Lecture 5: Inside the Power Apps authoring interface – Command Bar

Lecture 6: Inside the Power Apps authoring interface – Element Properties

Lecture 7: Inside the Power Apps authoring interface – Authoring Menu

Lecture 8: Saving, publishing and sharing the application

Lecture 9: Restoring an application version to the previous version

Lecture 10: Notice – Please Read!!

Chapter 2: NEW – MODULE IN PROGRESS!!! Fundamentals: our first case – Contacts application

Lecture 1: Planning the app we are going to build

Lecture 2: Preparing the Excel SpreadSheet

Lecture 3: Connecting Power Apps to the Excel SpreadSheet

Lecture 4: First Screen: Loading Screen

Lecture 5: Second Screen: Home Screen

Lecture 6: Control properties

Lecture 7: Power Apps color themes

Lecture 8: Naming your controls accordingly and desing patterns

Lecture 9: Configuring the start screen of our app

Lecture 10: Navigation between screens

Lecture 11: Executing actions after a certain time with the timer

Lecture 12: How to display data in Power Apps: galleries

Lecture 13: Gallery: The ThisItem property

Lecture 14: Gallery The ThisItem.IsSelected property

Lecture 15: Suggested Classes about Booleans and Logic before continuing

Lecture 16: Understanding the IF function

Lecture 17: Modifying the gallery background color according to the selected item

Lecture 18: Gallery Transitions, Scrollbar and Navigation Button

Lecture 19: Showing users images based on e-mails

Lecture 20: Intro o Containers in Power Apps

Lecture 21: Creating the filter controls

Lecture 22: Theh Search Function: Searching a text in the Gallery from a text input

Lecture 23: Dropdown: Adding a list of data to a dropdown

Lecture 24: Filtering a gallery from a dropdown menu

Lecture 25: How to unselect a dropdown and show all items when nothing is selected

Lecture 26: Combining the dropdown with the text input

Lecture 27: App review + navigation to the Contacts List

Lecture 28: 38. Adding a form and changing field types

Lecture 29: 39. Creating our first record using a form

Lecture 30: 40. Understanding forms a little better: cards and required fields

Lecture 31: The Update property

Lecture 32: Linking the Departments dropdown to the departments table

Lecture 33: Intro to Power Apps variables

Lecture 34: Editing a record from a gallery in Power Apps

Lecture 35: Creating the action buttons with Icon and Label

Lecture 36: Creating a reusable component – Getting started

Lecture 37: Creating a reusable component – Inputs Properties

Lecture 38: Adding actions to the reusable component

Lecture 39: Making the component look like a button

Lecture 40: Opening external links with the Launch formula

Lecture 41: Concatenating strings + encoding text + open WhatsApp with a default message

Chapter 3: LEGACY – Creating connections and app from data

Lecture 1: Its time to get started!

Lecture 2: Creating the data structure for the app.

Lecture 3: Gallery: creating a new tablet app, connecting to data and seeing galleries

Lecture 4: Creating the app from the data.

Lecture 5: OnSelect and Navigate: Creating a new screen and navigating between screens

Lecture 6: Media: Adding a background image to our app

Lecture 7: Table: Creating and editing a table to see our products

Lecture 8: NewForm: adding a new product to the data table

Lecture 9: EditForm: editing existing items

Lecture 10: ViewForm: form in view mode

Lecture 11: Setting the Visible property of the buttons in order to show/hide when adequate.

Lecture 12: Adding a dynamic header to our form with the IF function.

Lecture 13: Barcode Scanner: learning how it works

Lecture 14: Barcode Scanner: integration with form

Lecture 15: Form manipulations: hiding stuff and facilitating data input

Lecture 16: Form manipulations: fixing dropdown default on a new item

Lecture 17: Improving the products gallery

Lecture 18: Setting a different background for each row

Lecture 19: Switch function: understanding how it works.

Lecture 20: Dynamic colors based on quantities

Lecture 21: Dynamic Emojis based on quantities

Lecture 22: IsSelected: highlighting the selected item

Lecture 23: UpdateContext: hiding and showing elements with the Visible parameter

Lecture 24: Patch: updating the product quantity

Lecture 25: New data table: ProductMovements

Lecture 26: Popup windows for products IN and OUT.

Lecture 27: Registering movements for products IN.

Lecture 28: Registering movements for products OUT.

Lecture 29: Hold on tight, we’re not done.

Chapter 4: Final section

Lecture 1: Form Survey: lets build a 5 star course!

Lecture 2: End of the course. Congratulations!

Chapter 5: Bonus Section

Lecture 1: My Youtube Channel

Instructors

Rudimar Baesso Althof
Desenvolvedor Power Apps

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 3 votes

2 stars: 6 votes

3 stars: 22 votes

4 stars: 82 votes

5 stars: 135 votes

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