A Hands-On Guide To Powerapps & The Power Platform

Learn a Low Code - No Code Platform

What you'll learn
Learn to design a blueprint of an App
Leverage Microsoft Power Platform
Provision Lists in SharePoint to store and retrieve data in real time
Create Apps using PowerApps in Microsoft Power Platform
Requirements
A device with internet connection and a modern web browser. No prior programming experience required. We will cover everything from scratch.
Description
In this course, we are going to dive deep into PowerApps and the Power Platform by creating our very own full-fledged application that can be used in College Projects and Resumes. We are going to discover Microsoft’s Power Platform by creating industry-grade apps on it while using minimal code.We are going to create a Leave Approval app from scratch which is going to capture leave requests by employees and then forward them to the HR and Manager for approval and their comments. The employees can add, edit, and track the status of their leaves.No prior programming experience is required. But you need to ensure that you have a device with a stable internet connection and running any modern web browser. No additional software installation is required.At the end of this course, you will be able to:· Get the basics and application of a No Code Low Code Platform· Utilize SharePoint lists as a database· Create blueprints and designs for apps· Get an in-depth hands-on with PowerAppsInside PowerApps, you will be able to:· Create Forms to get data from the user and modify existing data· Create Galleries to show data to the user· Use Collections to increase the robustness of the app· Fill data dynamically for the user based on the user’s login· Validate data entered by the user

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Why PowerApps

Lecture 2 Who is this course designed for?

Lecture 3 Prerequisites

Lecture 4 How to get maximum output

Lecture 5 What we are going to cover

Lecture 6 Getting Started with Udemy & its controls

Section 2: Getting a PowerApps Subscription

Lecture 7 PowerApps Developer Plan

Lecture 8 Microsoft 365 Developer Program

Lecture 9 Microsoft 365 E3 and E5 licensing

Section 3: Blueprint of Leave Approval App

Lecture 10 Why Blueprint

Lecture 11 Components of App Screen

Lecture 12 Designing Lists and Columns

Lecture 13 Why SharePoint?

Lecture 14 Provisioning a SharePoint list for data

Section 4: Before Starting with PowerApps

Lecture 15 Saving an App

Lecture 16 Sharing an App

Lecture 17 Publishing an App

Lecture 18 Playing an App

Lecture 19 Restoring an App to a Previous Version

Lecture 20 Help

Section 5: A walkthrough of PowerApps

Lecture 21 PowerApps Studio Walkthrough

Lecture 22 App Settings

Section 6: Taking User Input with Forms

Lecture 23 Getting Started with Forms

Lecture 24 Repositioning Data Cards in Form

Lecture 25 Resizing the Data Cards

Lecture 26 Customizing Data Cards

Lecture 27 AutoFill Data Cards in Forms

Lecture 28 Using Drop-Down controls

Lecture 29 Renaming Data Card Keys

Lecture 30 Navigating Across Screens, Submitting and Resetting the Form

Section 7: Working with Galleries

Lecture 31 What is a Gallery

Lecture 32 Adding a Gallery to Screen

Lecture 33 Sorting a Gallery

Lecture 34 Searching through the Gallery

Lecture 35 Adding controls to the Gallery

Section 8: Collections & StartScreen

Lecture 36 Introduction to Collections

Lecture 37 Dynamic Gallery Items based on logged in user

Lecture 38 Check value(s) stored in Collections & Variables

Lecture 39 Set up Start Screen for the App

Lecture 40 Validation: Set up Start Screen for the App

Section 9: Conditional Views based on logged-in user type

Lecture 41 Disable Submit icon for HR and Manager

Lecture 42 Validation: Disable Submit icon for HR and Manager

Lecture 43 HR and Manager Comments and Approve Button Functionality

Lecture 44 Validation: HR and Manager Comments and Approve Button Functionality

Section 10: Some Other Functional Aspects

Lecture 45 View Comments added by HR and/or Manager

Lecture 46 Validation: View Comments added by HR and/or Manager

Lecture 47 Configure Form height to be dynamic

Lecture 48 Validation: Configure Form height to be dynamic

Lecture 49 Change arrow color in Gallery for Approved and Rejected Leaves

Lecture 50 Disable Submit Icon for Approved or Rejected Leaves

Lecture 51 Use Notify Function to validate data entered by the User

Section 11: Congratulations

Lecture 52 Congratulations & Next Steps

Students and Professions starting out with Microsoft Power Platform