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PowerApps: Tips and Tricks for Building High-performance Canvas Apps

Learn important tips and tricks to improve the performance of your canvas apps

Intermediate
1h 57m
(27)

Created by Vishwas Lele

Last Updated Aug 26, 2020

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PowerApps: Tips and Tricks for Building High-performance Canvas Apps

Learn important tips and tricks to improve the performance of your canvas apps

Intermediate
1h 57m
(27)

Created by Vishwas Lele

Last Updated Aug 26, 2020

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For developers looking to deepen their knowledge of canvas apps, this code-focused course will fully introduce various tips and tricks to improve the performance of your canvas apps. In this course, Powerapps: Tips and Tricks for Building High-performance Canvas Apps, you will quickly get started with a review of canvas app programming constructs. First, you'll explore how to optimize working with data sources like SQL Server and Common Data Service. Next, you'll explore a number of techniques to optimize your apps including concurrent execution, and delay load. Finally, you'll learn about optimistic updates, and offline access. When you are finished with this course, you will have the knowledge to build high-performance canvas apps.

PowerApps: Tips and Tricks for Building High-performance Canvas Apps
Intermediate
1h 57m
(27)
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Vishwas Lele - Pluralsight course - PowerApps: Tips and Tricks for Building High-performance Canvas Apps
Vishwas Lele
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Vishwas has been working with Windows Azure for the last four years. As part of his role as CTO of Applied Information Sciences, he has worked on several Azure related projects.

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