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This short introductory video walks you through the installation of the PowerApps Build Tools component in an Azure DevOps environment. In addition, I show you where you can find information about PowerApps Build Tools and point you to a hands-on lab you can download to get your PowerApps DevOps journey started. For more information, please check the following sources: PowerApps Build Tools for Azure DevOps Overview - here Build Tools for Azure DevOps Hands-on Lab - GitHub  here Until next post! MG.- Mariano Gomez, MVP

You previously saw me use a AI Builder to build and train a form processing model to understand a utility bill. I also show how to build a real life PowerApps application to take advantage of the utility billing model and some elements and considerations while doing so. In this new video, I show you how to leverage Microsoft Flow to create a simple orchestration around the same utility bill form processing model. In the process, we will look into building simple expressions with WDL, parsing JSON with the JSON connector, and working with variables. More info on using AI Builder with Microsoft Flow here . Until next post! MG.- Mariano Gomez, MVP

This video shows how to embed PowerApps applications inside of Microsoft Dynamics GP, leveraging the Connect gadget feature as a mechanism to deliver the application. Learn how you can achieve this in 2 simple steps to create a unique user experience. More information on Dex.ini settings and web client: Dex.ini on this site - click here Web client on this site - click here Until next post! MG.- Mariano Gomez, MVP

This is part 2 of 2 showing how to build a persisted button pressed numeric up/down control. This video shows how to leverage PowerApps components to create a single reusable unit that can be leveraged across other applications. You can find more information about PowerApps Components by watching the following Microsoft MVPs and community members' videos: Shane Young - Intro PowerApps Components including Input and Output properties Daniel Christian - PowerApps community call-April 2019 Until next post! MG.- Mariano Gomez, MVP

This is part 1 of 2 showing how to build a persisted button pressed numeric up/down control. This video addresses the fundamentals of the control, starting with understanding the button pressed event, how it can be used to start and stop a timer, how to make 2 buttons increase and decrease a text input control, and finally introducing a timer to persist the press. Part 2 will show how to componentize all these controls into a unit that can be reused across other applications. For more information on button and timer controls, please check the following videos from MVP Shane Young ( Twitter: @ShaneCows ): PowerApps Timer Control: https://youtu.be/Xe2NI2aTGvY PowerApps Hide Button Based on User and other fun: https://youtu.be/0MB-z9cyFCQ Until next post! MG.- Mariano Gomez, MVP