Chapter 8
Building Sites with Power Pages
IN THIS CHAPTER
Understanding how Power Pages integrates with Power Platform
Getting to know the tools and components available in Power Pages
Integrating lists, forms, and Power BI visualizations into a Power Pages site
Exploring the extensibility features of Power Pages
Low-code technologies have drastically changed how organizations deliver public-facing websites, especially sites that have a great deal of data. Since the early 2000s, SharePoint has been Microsoft’s go-to robust tool for internal content management and team collaboration. Although SharePoint used to allow users to create public-facing websites, its primary focus deals with collaboration within organizations through Microsoft 365 tools. In 2019, Microsoft updated their product direction, introducing the Power Apps Portal, which they rebranded as Power Pages.
Power Pages allows you to create public-facing websites that connect with Microsoft’s Dataverse (covered in Chapter 3) so that users external to your business can interact with data securely. You can use Power Pages ...
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