Looking for a faster way to deliver apps? Power Platform and Azure work together to integrate code-first and Low Code tools so you can get more done in less time.
In particular:
- Power Platform and Azure API Management. Developers may now leverage Azure Functions and Azure API Management to create custom APIs to unlock access to any Microsoft cloud hosted data source… Low-code developers can now build apps that leverage those connectors via Power Apps hosted in Teams with no additional licensing costs. (Preview October 2020)
Power Platform and GitHub. Developers can create their own software development lifecycle (SDLC) workflows, or use pre-configured templates, with GitHub Actions to develop, test, and deliver Power Platform solutions. (Preview October 2020)- Power Virtual Agents and Azure Bot Framework. Building on our momentum from Microsoft Build, bot makers will now be able to use Azure development tools like Bot Framework Composer to create custom dialogs and directly add them to Power Virtual Agents bots. (Preview Fall 2020)
- Power Automate Desktop. Developers can automate desktop activities using the diverse set of connectors available with Power Automate Desktop including SAP, websites, legacy terminals like mainframes and AS/400, Java apps, and Citrix. It’s easy for developers and teams to automate manual work and save time during development, testing, and deployment. (Preview now)
Read more at the announcement post here:
- BLOG: Achieve your app development goals with Power Platform and Azure
https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/achieve-your-app-development-goals-with-power-platform-and-azure/?ocid=AID3031438
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