Accelerate development with Visual Studio and Microsoft Power Platform
summary
Visual Studio exports a custom connector by generating OpenAPI/Swagger from a local Web API, uses dev tunnels to expose the inner-loop endpoint for live debugging (breakpoint hits locally while the app calls the cloud), and scaffolds a phone Power Apps that calls two API operations and saves to GitHub Actions. Power Fx ships as Power Fx 1.0 for .NET so expressions run inside apps. Backend deployment flows from Visual Studio to Azure App Service, integrates with API Management authorizations (managed token store) and enforces policies like a 1-per-60s rate limit that returns 429, while an API calls GitHub + Azure OpenAI for summaries.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to Power Platform
- 2:48Visual Studio integration
- 7:12Building Power Apps
- 12:20Advanced platform capabilities
- 15:21Power Fx for .NET
- 22:46API management and innovation
- 32:02Authentication and authorization
- 42:55Key takeaways and conclusion
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