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It's called Power Apps https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/ https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/
by tda 6y ago
It's called Power Apps https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/ https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/
- basch 6y agoThe "Power Family" or Power Platform (PowerApps, PowerAutomate, PowerBI, Power Virtual Agents) are inarguable the most mature bundle of WYSIWYG, visual data flows, and data graphing on the market. It's not just about the app building itself, but all the ways to get data in and out of it, and what else you can do with the data once youve gathered it. Salesforce is probably the other company in the same league. Microsoft clearly has a branding / marketing problem, where people have ignored them for too long, and or are just reconsidering products Microsoft has had on the market for 10 year (another thread where people said Office on the web has caught up to gdocs, whereas id say theyve been ahead of it for at least 4 years.) Mirosoft Lists (their Airtable) is a new interface over SharePoint lists. SharePoint lists are one of the data sources for the Power Platform, but so is Dynamics CRM, ERP etc. https://powerplatform.microsoft.com/ https://powerplatform.microsoft.com/
- vxNsr 6y ago> another thread where people said Office on the web has caught up to gdocs, whereas id say theyve been ahead of it for at least 4 years. This issue is that gdocs and co are free while even for just web word you need a subscription. so the only ppl who use it are ppl willing to pay, the freeloaders only see it when their company decides to switch back to MS apps after being in googleville for a few years.
- basch 6y agoFree outlook.com (Hotmail) account includes OneDrive (live) and Word online.
- mango_indian 6y agoPowerapps I think still charges per user login, That is where I think Honeycomb wins, I expect Powerapps, and google appsheet to drop charges soon.