“Any A.I. smart enough to pass a Turing test is smart enough to know to fail it.” – Ian Mcdonald – River of Gods
Dit overzicht kwam ik deze week tegen in een LinkedIn post van Mubarac Shaikh.
De vraag is helemaal niet meer of dit een relevante / snelle ontwikkeling is, maar wanneer jij ermee aan de slag gaat. Kijk alleen al eens naar de snelle ontwikkelingen die Microsoft doormaakt met het Power platform. Reden dat die ontwikkeling zeer interessant is, is vanwege de verwevenheid met het Microsoft365 en Azure platform.
Microsoft announced PowerApps Portals, the ability to build low-code, responsive websites which allow external users to interact with the data stored in the Common Data Service.
Starting in next month, you’ll be able to create a new App type called “Portal” directly from PowerApps. Using a simple, dedicated designer experience, makers can create pixel-perfect websites which are custom branded and allow users to interact with data stored in the Common Data Service.
With the introduction of PowerApps Portals, we are also merging the capabilities offered by Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement portals to ensure that all the Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement application portals gets the benefit of our simplified low code offering.
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Introducing PowerApps Portals: powerful low-code websites for external users
Learn how PowerApps customers can create websites over data stored in Common Data Service that can be accessed by external users with a wide variety of identities including personal accounts, LinkedIn, and other Azure Active Directory organizations as well as allow anonymous browsing of content.
