Adaptive cards

What are adaptive cards?

Adaptive cards are an open card exchange format that allows developers to exchange UI content in a common and consistent way.

How does adaptive cards work?

Card creators describe their content as a JSON object. This content can then be sent natively (which is interpreted on an application as if it was originally designed for it) inside a host application, automatically adapting to the appearance of the host.

For example, a Power Apps app can use Power Automate to create an adaptive card that looks like a Skype card, and when that content is sent to Microsoft Teams, it takes on the appearance of Skype. When more consumer apps support the adaptive card format, the same content will automatically appear in those apps and be adapted to look like those apps. Users are winners because everything looks familiar. Host apps are a winner because they control the user experience. Card creators are also winners, as the reach of their content expands without additional work. Read more

How to group attachments to a SharePoint list on a Canvas PowerApps application?

How to filter Attachments to a SharePoint list on a Canvas PowerApps application?

You are a developer of Low-Code solutions on the Microsoft Power Platform using the Microsoft Power Apps tool to create applications that follow a defined business process, you use Microsoft SharePoint for the permanent backup of your data, it probably happened to you that you wanted for a given step of the process to save files from your application to the corresponding SharePoint list but PROBLEM: you can’t display particular files, all the files are displayed at the same time 😭.

Don’t panic, don’t change your need, change your approach 😉 !

So how to group attachments to a SharePoint list by categories on a Canvas PowerApps application? Read more

User rights management on PowerApps

For those familiar with the Microsoft environment, it’s likely you have already heard of PowerApps. But if this is not the case it will not be long before 😉. In this article, after talking about PowerApps, we will see how to manage user rights with the latter.

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