Creating site backups and restores
Power Pages (formerly PowerApps Portals) are built on top of Microsoft Dataverse, combining both content and configuration. Just like any other application, it’s crucial to have a reliable backup and….
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CI/CD pipeline for Power Pages using GitHub Actions
Modern application development demands agility, repeatability, and automation. When working with Power Pages (formerly PowerApps Portals), a CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment) pipeline ensures consistent, automated deployments across development, test, and….
Rollback strategies and backups
When developing and managing Power Pages (formerly PowerApps Portals), ensuring data integrity and service continuity is crucial. Whether you’re deploying new features, updating configurations, or modifying content, changes might not….
Testing liquid logic with test contacts
In Power Pages (formerly PowerApps Portals), Liquid is a powerful template language that allows for dynamic content rendering, manipulation of data, and interaction with Portal entities. When building portals that….
UAT best practices for Power Pages
User Acceptance Testing (UAT) is a critical phase in the software development lifecycle, especially when deploying a new web portal, such as those built using Power Pages (formerly known as….
Tracking form conversion rates
Form conversion rate is a critical metric for measuring the effectiveness of forms in driving user actions on your website or portal. Whether your goal is to collect leads, gather….
Conducting A/B testing with portals
A/B testing (also known as split testing) is a crucial technique for comparing different versions of a webpage or feature to determine which one performs better. In the context of….
Using Application Insights to detect issues
Application Insights, part of the Azure Monitor suite, is a powerful tool for monitoring the performance, availability, and usage of applications. For PowerApps Portals (Power Pages), it helps detect issues….
Simulating user roles in test environments
When developing and testing PowerApps Portals (now known as Power Pages), simulating different user roles is critical. Power Pages often serve a diverse audience—anonymous users, authenticated users, administrators, or users….
Performing cross-browser testing
Cross-browser testing ensures that your PowerApps Portals render and behave consistently across different browsers, versions, and devices. This is critical to provide a seamless experience for all users—regardless of whether….