Office 365 Engage 2017 Session

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Extending PowerApps and Microsoft Flow
with Custom Code
Adis Jugo

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Extending PowerApps and Microsoft Flow with Custom Code | Adis Jugo | 21 June 10:45 - 12:00
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Adis Jugo
Microsoft MVP Office Development
Microsoft MVP Office Servers and Services
In IT for way too long (first money earned with development in
91)
Still dreaming of a Ćevapi restaurant or a vineyard
Director of Product Technology at skybow AG
Born in Sarajevo, B&H, living in Bingen, Germany
Blogger, speaker, author. adisjugo.com

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Why PowerApps and Flow?
MaintenanceDataPriceResourcesTime

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Extending PowerApps and Microsoft Flow with Custom Code | Adis Jugo | 21 June 10:45 - 12:00
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PowerApps
• Extension of Project Sienna
• Cloud-based apps for range of mobile devices
• Authentication through Azure Active Directory
• Built in connectors for some popular data sources
• Extensibility through custom managed APIs (Azure API
Apps)

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Extending PowerApps and Microsoft Flow with Custom Code | Adis Jugo | 21 June 10:45 - 12:00
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Microsoft Flow
• Processes on top of your data
• Connectors
• Extensibility story through enterprise-oriented data sources,
custom service endpoints and webhooks, and queuing
systems such as Azure Service Bus

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Expressions Actions and Conditions
Azure API App
Azure Service Bus

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Extending PowerApps and Microsoft Flow with Custom Code | Adis Jugo | 21 June 10:45 - 12:00
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Demo
• Adding own data sources through Azure API Apps
• Extending PowerApps Expression Language using Azure
Functions
• Reusing Azure Functions from Microsoft Flow
• 2-way communication between PowerApps and Flow using
PowerApps Notifications

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Code examples:
http://www.adisjugo.com

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Extending PowerApps and Microsoft Flow with Custom Code | Adis Jugo | 21 June 10:45 - 12:00
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Wrap up
• Limited expression language in PowerApps
• Using App Service (API Apps) and Azure Functions for custom
data sources and language extensions
• REST APIs and Webhooks are big here
• Waiting for notifications

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Extending PowerApps and Microsoft Flow with Custom Code | Adis Jugo | 21 June 10:45 - 12:00
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Questions? | Thank You
Adis Jugo
adis@adisjugo.com
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