What to understand how the Power CAT Automation Kit team releases our low code solutions? Have a look at https://t.co/tTpMDfKddU to understand more and provide feedback.
November release of #AutomationKit for #PowerPlatform is out!
Adding data packs to make it easier to get started with sample data
Get the latest release here: https://t.co/EZJi5OY32w
Join us for Office Hours for the Automation Kit for Power Platform (https://t.co/5WB2F8REWp) on this Tuesday from 7-8AM PDT (UTC -7). Register https://t.co/uGaWgfklQn #PowerAutomate#AutomationKit#RPA#PowerCAT
Introducing Test Engine - Automated UI testing for Power Apps https://t.co/nMaIk1zwOS
I LOVE that this approach blends best in class web app testing with @playwrightweb with PowerFx to create a powerful testing experience for Power Apps developers.
Excited to be live with the October release of the #CoEStarterKit and #ALMAccelerator. Lots of work underneath the surface to prepare the kit for upcoming big changes! https://t.co/z1XsYyqSWt
October release of #ALMAccelerator for #PowerPlatform is out!
New setup wizard and code first support!🚀
Get the October release here: https://t.co/qmTXx8kHZD
@TaikiYoshidaEN@ashwinkrishMSFT Thanks @TaikiYoshidaEN great to see the engagement with your session! To continue the conversation registrations are open for October office hours https://t.co/FGgUHSndMv
I had the pleasure of sharing the Automation Kit yesterday with @ashwinkrishMSFT and the guest speakers from Komatsu, Cineplex and Pembina! Thanks to everyone who attended!
Make sure to use the kit and give feedback to @garchibald
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#MPPC22#PowerAutomate
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I am proud of the work across the Power CAT team to get this into public preview. Lots of people made this happen. @garchibald is the PM owner now, driving coordination across a larger vteam who helps build it.
@topness@markarnolditpro Thanks @topness, @markarnolditpro think this should work as Blazor WebAssembly, I previously tried MonoWasm and createElement and that worked as Code Component. Getting back to WebAssembly has been on my bucket list