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When Makers and Pro Developers work together, Microsoft uses the terminology Fusion Team for such a team. | When Makers and Pro Developers work together, Microsoft uses the terminology Fusion Team for such a team. | ||
| − | Often Pro Developer tasks are described as creating APIs, generating Custom Connectors for everyone to use in their Power Apps (Canvas Apps) and Power Automate cloud flows as well as building custom components using the Power Apps Component Framework. What is not mentioned is developing plugins, custom workflows and client side scripts (JavaScript/TypeScript). Still those parts are common in projects. Power Automate cloud flows are recommended instead of classic workflows nowadays though and in the future we will have the possibility to use the low-code language [[Power | + | Often Pro Developer tasks are described as creating APIs, generating Custom Connectors for everyone to use in their Power Apps (Canvas Apps) and Power Automate cloud flows as well as building custom components using the Power Apps Component Framework. What is not mentioned is developing plugins, custom workflows and client side scripts (JavaScript/TypeScript). Still those parts are common in projects. Power Automate cloud flows are recommended instead of classic workflows nowadays though and in the future we will have the possibility to use the low-code language [[Power Fx]] when we need to extend our solution with a plugin as well as in our model-driven apps (for what parts in the model-driven apps - the future will tell). |
The Community has written down thoughts related to this subject, see section Community Resources below. | The Community has written down thoughts related to this subject, see section Community Resources below. | ||
Revision as of 08:59, 30 April 2021
When Makers and Pro Developers work together, Microsoft uses the terminology Fusion Team for such a team.
Often Pro Developer tasks are described as creating APIs, generating Custom Connectors for everyone to use in their Power Apps (Canvas Apps) and Power Automate cloud flows as well as building custom components using the Power Apps Component Framework. What is not mentioned is developing plugins, custom workflows and client side scripts (JavaScript/TypeScript). Still those parts are common in projects. Power Automate cloud flows are recommended instead of classic workflows nowadays though and in the future we will have the possibility to use the low-code language Power Fx when we need to extend our solution with a plugin as well as in our model-driven apps (for what parts in the model-driven apps - the future will tell).
The Community has written down thoughts related to this subject, see section Community Resources below.
Microsoft Resources
- Transform your business applications with fusion development MS Learn Learning path.
- Fusion Development approach to building apps using Power Apps Whitepaper about Fusion Teams
Community Resources
- Power Platform Developers – what does the future hold? by Alex Shlega 2021-04-15
- Future of developers in Power Platform by Natraj Yegnaraman 2021-04-08
- Democratizing code by Jukka Niiranen 2021-04-06