This is the sixth and final episode of the series 'A Developers guide to Power Platform'

What is the session about?
An introduction to Power Pages

An overview of Power Pages and Portals and how they fit in to the current Microsoft stack. In this session, we will be looking at specific use cases for Portals and Power Pages, the invitation and authentication process, Power Page security and how Power Pages can be enriched.

This session will cover how to get started, aspects of Dataverse, and how to set up create, and embed a basic form with a custom table, customise the profile page, create a list view to show submitted records and interact with your data, and a few tips and tricks along the way.

Who is it aimed at?
This is aimed at those with an interest in understanding the Power Platform as well as those with an interest in how each component can be used alongside traditional development techniques to deliver business solutions.

Why should you attend?
More businesses than every have started to adopt the Power Platform. This has a wide reaching impact on not only job seekers with an interest in technology but also existing developers, consultants and architects. Each session will take attendees further along on with their understanding of the Power Platform and provide resources and opportunities for additional self learning.

Speaker Bio:

Justin Wilkinson

I have worked for over 10 years with Dynamics 365 CRM and Power Platform, originally starting off in CRM 4.0 for an end user which sparked my journey into learning and developing. For the last 5 years, I have worked for Microsoft partners spending that time working across multiple sectors. Recently I have been leading multiple Power Portal projects and helping to extend Finance and Operations and leveraging Dual-write and Dataverse. What really inspires me is how technology and the Power Platform specifically can be rapidly leveraged to solve real-world problems, help others, and make a change for good, it’s something I find really empowering.