The Power Platform CLI is a great tool to use when you are working with the Power Platform. You can create Power Apps Component Framework (PCF) components with it, you can do tons of administrative actions, and much more! You can run these one by one in the console when you're developing a Power Platform solution, but sometimes, you want to use mul...

Connectors are one of the superpowers of the Microsoft Power Platform. They link the Power Platform to a vast array of external services and applications. Over 1200 connectors are available now out of the box. But - what if the API you want to connect to doesn't have an out of the box connector? Or the existing connector doesn't do what you need? O...

A while ago, it became possible to create multilingual copilots in Microsoft Copilot Studio. It's easy to enable the setting and have multiple languages in your copilot, but do you know how to translate your copilot into a different language? In this blog, I will show you how it can be done! This blog is part of a multi-part series on the Power...

In this blog, I will highlight the command group that is part of the Power Platform CLI. This blog is part of a multi-part series on the Power Platform CLI. The following blogs appeared in this series: Overview of the `pac paportal` command group There are multiple commands part of the command group: ...

In this first guest blog, it is my pleasure to introduce a blog written by Phil Cole about annotating Power Platform Checker Results. Phil is Senior Consultant at TechLabs London and is a community star who has written lots of amazing blogs on Power Platform topics, like Connectors, Power Fx, ALM and more. This blog is all about the Power P...

In this blog, you will learn more about using the Power Platform CLI together with Power Platform Solutions. In the previous post, I focused on installing the Power Platform CLI, creating the auth profile and switching environments. In this blog, the solution command group is the superstar! This blog is part of a multi-part series on the Power ...

As a developer, you might be used to working with the command line. When using low-code tools like the Power Platform, that's not a given. To bridge the gap for developers, Microsoft has created the Power Platform CLI. This blog is part of a multi-part series on the Power Platform CLI. Previously, the following blogs appeared in this serie...