Power Fx
| Use Cases | Create logic for different parts of Power Platform (Canvas apps today, in the future also for other parts of Power Platform) |
|---|---|
| Public preview | |
| General availability | |
| MS Docs | Power Fx Startpage |
| MS Learn |
Microsoft Power Fx is the low code language for expressing logic across Power Platform.
It is open source and is found on GitHub: https://github.com/microsoft/Power-Fx
History
These expressions have been used within Power Apps canvas apps. During Microsoft Ignite March 2021 these expressions got a name Power Fx. Power Fx was announced as a new language and a roadmap describing how Power Fx will be used in other parts of Power Platform in the future was presented. It was described as an open-source language and a GitHub repository was announced. It then contained the documentation. During autumn 2021 Power Fx was expanded from Canvas Apps to also be used in Dataverse Calculated Columns (Dataverse for Teams) and Model-Driven Commanding. During Microsoft Ignite November 2021 also the code base was added to that repository.
Community Resources
Samples and tools
- Power Fx samples in Power Platform PnP
- PowerFx Kernel for .Net interactive notebook by Natraj Yegnaraman
- Power Apps Formula Reference by Hardit Bhatia
Articles
- Why does low-code need a programming language like Power Fx? by Jukka Niiranen
Videos
- What is Power Fx? Overview and Demo by Lisa Crosbie (VIDEO) 2021-04-01
- Microsoft Power Fx Overview by April Dunnam 2021-03-04
Microsoft Resources
- Using Power Fx with commands Preview at the time of writing 2021-11-30
- Power Fx Formula Columns in Dataverse 2021-09-12 Power Apps blog
- Announcing command designer with Power Fx 2021-07-28 Power Apps blog Preview at the time of writing 2021-11-30
- What is Power Fx? Power Apps blog 2021-03-02
- Introducing Microsoft Power Fx: the low-code programming language for everyone Power Apps blog 2021-03-02
- Power Fx in MS Docs
- Power Fx on GitHub
- Power Fx with Greg Lindhorst (VIDEO)