Generative Pages with GitHub Copilot CLI (2)
Recently I shared how you can create generative pages for model-driven apps using GitHub Copilot CLI and Visual Studio Code. In that first post, everything started from the IDE.
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Recently I shared how you can create generative pages for model-driven apps using GitHub Copilot CLI and Visual Studio Code. In that first post, everything started from the IDE.
In this article, I’ll show you how to use GitHub Copilot CLI to create a generative page (or genux page, as Microsoft often calls it so now and then) for model-driven apps.
After a period in preview, Microsoft recently announced that Power Apps Code apps are now generally available.
In this article, I’ll show what prebuilt prompts are and how you can use them in Canvas apps, Power Automate flows, and Dataverse functions.
With user defined functions, we can now write functions in one central place and reuse them across the entire canvas app or custom page (in model-driven app).
Do you also work with SVG images in Power Apps a lot and, like me, always end up wrestling with the right code? Copy-pasting, replacing double quotes for single quotes, or letting AI just do its thing?