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We're here to help you find itThe Power Apps Code Components in a Day course is an educational program designed to teach learners how to create custom code components for Power Apps using the Power Apps Component Framework (PCF). This course is ideal for developers who want to extend the capabilities of Power Apps by building reusable component libraries.
Module 1 serves as an introduction, setting the stage for the rest of the course.
In Module 2, learners dive into the practical aspects, starting with setting up their development environment using VS Code & PAC CLI. They then learn how to incorporate TypeScript with npm modules to create robust components. The module also covers the component lifecycle, ensuring students understand the dynamics of how PCF components are initialized and rendered. A lesson on creating a Simple field PCF provides hands-on experience, and the module concludes with a focus on testing using the test harness, which is crucial for ensuring the quality and performance of custom components.
By completing this course, participants will be equipped with the skills to enhance the functionality of their Power Apps, delivering more tailored and powerful solutions within their organizations.
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To ensure that participants can fully benefit from our PCF - Power Apps Code Components in a Day course, we recommend that they come prepared with the following minimum prerequisites:
These prerequisites are designed to be inclusive and to provide a foundation upon which the course content can build. They should not deter enthusiastic learners who may have varying levels of experience. We encourage all interested individuals to join the course, as it is structured to accommodate a range of learners with the core fundamental knowledge listed above.
The course PCF - Power Apps Code Components in a Day equips participants with skills to develop and test Power Apps custom components.
Targeted job roles and audience include:
Introduction: The PCF - Power Apps Code Components in a Day course equips students with the essential skills to build, test, and implement custom code components for Power Apps using modern development tools.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes:
A test harness in software testing is a collection of software and test data configured to test a program unit by running it under varying conditions and monitoring its behavior and outputs. It provides a controlled test environment that consistently replicates conditions for application testing, such as stress, data-driven, and unit testing. This setup helps in evaluating the performance, stability, and functionality of the application independently from other parts of the system to ensure it meets the required specifications and behaves as expected.
Simple field PCF (Photonic Crystal Fiber) is a type of optical fiber that uses a periodic structure of microscopic air holes and a solid core to confine and manipulate light. Unlike traditional fibers with a uniform glass structure, PCFs can achieve higher power transmission by tailoring the core’s properties, leading to enhanced performance in telecommunications, medical imaging, and sensor applications. By precisely controlling the fiber’s design, PCFs enable a variety of light-guiding properties, allowing for the propagation of light with minimal loss over long distances.
The Power Apps Component Framework (PCF) allows developers to create custom components for Microsoft Power Apps. These custom components enhance user experience by providing tailored functionalities that go beyond the standard elements available in Power Apps. By using PCF, developers can craft interactive and dynamic features, creating a more engaging interface for applications. This framework supports code components, enabling developers to write their own code to design and control how data is displayed and interacted with, making applications more robust and suited to specific business needs.
VS Code, or Visual Studio Code, is a popular code editor software developed by Microsoft. It allows developers to write and debug code efficiently with support for multiple programming languages. It features extensions and integrations, enhancing productivity and customization options. PAC CLI, or Power Apps CLI, is a command-line tool that helps developers create, manage, and deploy Microsoft Power Apps and their components including code components. This tool is particularly useful for professional development workflows, enabling easier management of Power Apps environments and automation of tasks.
Component lifecycle refers to the stages a component in software or applications undergoes from initiation to retirement. Initially, a component is created and set up, which involves defining its properties and behaviors. Next, it becomes active, handling data and user interactions. As changes occur, the component will update to reflect new data or states. Eventually, a component is deactivated and removed from use when it's no longer needed, ensuring resources are efficiently managed and not wasted. Understanding this lifecycle is crucial for developing robust, maintainable software.
The course PCF - Power Apps Code Components in a Day equips participants with skills to develop and test Power Apps custom components.
Targeted job roles and audience include:
Introduction: The PCF - Power Apps Code Components in a Day course equips students with the essential skills to build, test, and implement custom code components for Power Apps using modern development tools.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes:
