Overview Prerequisites Skills You’ll Gain Self Study Materials Included Tools What You’ll Learn Course Modules FAQs

What’s Included?

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Prerequisites

    • Hands-on experience with Power Platform components (Apps, Flows, Dataverse) (required)
    • Proficiency in coding with JavaScript, TypeScript, C#, HTML, .NET (required)
    • Familiarity with RESTful Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft 365 (required)
    • Completion of PL-900T00: Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals

Skills You’ll Gain

  • App Building
  • Data Structuring
  • Workflow Automation
  • Logic Implementation
  • Component Extension
  • System Integration
  • Lifecycle Management

Self Study Materials Included

Videos

Engaging visual content to enhance understanding and learning experience.

Podcasts

Insightful audio sessions featuring expert discussions and real-world cases.

Audiobooks

Listen and learn anytime with convenient audio-based knowledge sharing.

E-Books

Comprehensive digital guides offering in-depth knowledge and learning support.

Module Wise Quizzes

Interactive assessments to reinforce learning and test conceptual clarity.

Additional Resources

Supplementary references and list of tools to deepen knowledge and practical application.

Tools You’ll Master

Dataverse

Dataverse

Power Apps

Power Apps

Power Platform

Power Platform

Visual Studio Code

Visual Studio Code

What You’ll Learn

Build Canvas and Model-Driven Power Apps

Create custom apps using Power Apps design tools.

Work with Dataverse Tables and Business Rules

Structure data with relationships, columns, and rules.

Automate Processes Using Power Automate Connectors

Streamline workflows with built-in and custom connectors.

Implement Advanced Logic Using JavaScript and C#

Add complex functionality with scripting and coding.

Course Modules

Lesson 1: Use Advanced Techniques in Canvas Apps to Perform Custom Updates and Optimization

Module 1.1: Use imperative development techniques for canvas apps in Power Apps

Module 1.2: Perform custom updates in a Power Apps canvas app

Module 1.3: Use Dataverse choice columns with formulas

Module 1.4: Reduce complexity in your data model with Dataverse table relationships

Module 1.5: Work with relational data in a Power Apps canvas app

Module 1.6: Work with data source limits (delegation limits) in a Power Apps canvas app

Module 1.7: Complete testing and performance checks in a Power Apps canvas app

Module 1.8: Optimize app load time

Module 1.9: Use Monitor to troubleshoot Power Apps

Module 1.10: Use Power Apps Instrumentation with Application Insights

Lesson 2: Automate a Business Process with Expressions and Dataverse Actions Using Power Automate

Module 2.1: Get started with Power Automate

Module 2.2: Introduction to expressions in Power Automate

Module 2.3: Use Dataverse triggers and actions in Power Automate

Lesson 3: Introduction to Developing with Microsoft Power Platform

Module 3.1: Introduction to Microsoft Power Platform developer resources

Module 3.2: Use developer tools to extend Power Platform

Module 3.3: Introduction to extending Power Platform

Lesson 4: Extend the User Experience with Client Scripting and Command Bar Customization

Module 4.1: Perform common actions with client script in Power Platform

Module 4.2: Automate business process flows with client script

Module 4.3: Customize the command bar

Lesson 5: Build Basic Code Components with the Power Apps Component Framework

Module 5.1: Get started with Power Apps component framework

Module 5.2: Build a Power Apps component

Lesson 6: Extending Power Platform Dataverse

Module 6.1: Introduction to Dataverse for developers

Module 6.2: Extend plug-ins in Power Platform

Module 6.3: Work with Dataverse Web API

Lesson 7: Integrate with Dataverse and Azure

Module 7.1: Integrate Dataverse with Azure solutions

Module 7.2: Explore Azure Functions

Module 7.3: Develop Azure Functions

Lesson 8: Get Started with Custom Connectors for Microsoft Power Platform

Module 8.1: Get started with custom connectors in Microsoft Power Platform

Module 8.2: Discover and use Web APIs with Power Apps

Module 8.3: Configure custom connectors with authenticated APIs in Microsoft Power Platform

Module 8.4: Configure policy templates for custom connectors in Microsoft Power Platform

Module 8.5: Create Microsoft Power Platform OpenAPI custom connectors

Lesson 9: Basic Application Lifecycle Management in Microsoft Power Platform

Module 9.1: Manage solutions in Power Apps and Power Automate

Module 9.2: Introduction to solutions for Microsoft Power Platform

Frequently Asked Questions

This course is designed for developers who want to create and extend Power Platform solutions using traditional code alongside low-code tools.

Yes, development experience in JavaScript, C#, and familiarity with Power Platform fundamentals is required.

This course prepares you for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer certification exam.

You will use Power Platform tools, Visual Studio, RESTful APIs, JavaScript, Power BI, and Microsoft Azure services.

Yes, it’s available via Virtual Instructor-Led Training (vILT), in-person, or through private group sessions.

Yes, it replaces the MB-400 course previously offered by Microsoft.

Yes, training providers like NetCom Learning offer flexible and customizable options based on your business needs.