Collab365 #GlobalCon1 2020
Componentize your Power Apps
Do you find yourself rebuilding the same menu control time and time again in your Power Apps? Did you build a standard header into all your PowerApps screens and 2 months later your customer decides they want to change the color and font? If you're tired of reinventing the wheel and dealing with these update issues then it's time to embrace the power of components!
In this session, we'll explore what components are, how to set them up and most importantly, show several examples of how components can make your Power Apps maker experience easier!
O365 Consultant
ThriveFast
I am a Business Applications Microsoft MVP. I love helping customers solve problems and maximize their business productivity through the use of creative solutions. I engage with my customers / business partners to discover their needs and find the best way to improve their business processes and information utilization. I started my career as an IT Intern as Cherokee Casino. During that internship I was able to spend some time with people in each sector of the IT department and I found my passion when I spent time with the development team there working on SharePoint 2007 customizations. From then on I focused my efforts on asp.net development, c# and SharePoint. I completed my dual degrees in MIS and Marketing from Northeastern State University and got a job at a telecommunications firm where I worked my way up to SharePoint Developer. I am dedicated to continuous self-improvement. I stay up on the latest technologies and read several professional / career related books every year. I routinely attend and participate in professional conferences and community events in my field such as Tech Fest, SharePoint Saturdays, etc. My specialities are: Office 365, SharePoint 2003 through 2016, PowerApps, Flow, Teams, Forms, Workflow, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, C#, ASP.NET, StratusForms, InfoPath Forms Development, SSRS Reporting, SharePoint Development, SharePoint Implementation, SharePoint Migrations, SharePoint Coaching(Training)
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Do you find yourself rebuilding the same menu control time and time again in your Power Apps? Did you build a standard header into all your PowerApps screens and 2 months later your customer decides they want to change the color and font? If you're tired of reinventing the wheel and dealing with these update issues then it's time to embrace the power of components!
In this session, we'll explore what components are, how to set them up and most importantly, show several examples of how components can make your Power Apps maker experience easier!
O365 Consultant
ThriveFast
I am a Business Applications Microsoft MVP. I love helping customers solve problems and maximize their business productivity through the use of creative solutions. I engage with my customers / business partners to discover their needs and find the best way to improve their business processes and information utilization. I started my career as an IT Intern as Cherokee Casino. During that internship I was able to spend some time with people in each sector of the IT department and I found my passion when I spent time with the development team there working on SharePoint 2007 customizations. From then on I focused my efforts on asp.net development, c# and SharePoint. I completed my dual degrees in MIS and Marketing from Northeastern State University and got a job at a telecommunications firm where I worked my way up to SharePoint Developer. I am dedicated to continuous self-improvement. I stay up on the latest technologies and read several professional / career related books every year. I routinely attend and participate in professional conferences and community events in my field such as Tech Fest, SharePoint Saturdays, etc. My specialities are: Office 365, SharePoint 2003 through 2016, PowerApps, Flow, Teams, Forms, Workflow, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, C#, ASP.NET, StratusForms, InfoPath Forms Development, SSRS Reporting, SharePoint Development, SharePoint Implementation, SharePoint Migrations, SharePoint Coaching(Training)
