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Power Pages: Versus Power Apps

A question I recently saw on the Power Platform Community forums asked why would someone use Power Apps (I'm assuming they are referring to canvas apps) instead of Power Pages. They mentioned that using Dataverse with Power Apps requires a premium license, so I think the implication is that Power Pages might be a cheaper option. In this blog post, I'm going to look at some of considerations when making the choice between Power Pages and Power Apps (both model-driven and canvas).

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Power Pages: Management App vs PPAC vs Design Studio

When building a website with Power Pages, there are a few different interfaces that are available. If you're new to the product, it can be a bit confusing to know what they all are, and what they are used for, especially because there can overlap between them. In this blog post, I'll do my best to help reduce some of that confusion.

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Power Pages: Calendar Click Event

Recently there was a comment on Power Pages Tip #222 - List Calendar Styles on our YouTube channel - they were asking about adding a click event handler to events being displayed on a list that is using the calendar functionality. In this post, I'll show you one way of doing that.

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Case Studies

National Aboriginal Curling Championship

Website for Aboriginal Curling Bonspiel

Engineered Code donated their services to create a website providing information and results for the annual National Aboriginal Curling Championship in Saskatoon, SK.

LG Online

LG Online

Highly customized Power Pages site for membership-based government association organization.

AlarmTek

Full Business Solution

Built using Microsoft Dynamics 365 as the platform, Engineered Code developed a full business solution for AlarmTek, including mobile applications for employees and customers, a website, and integrations with multiple finance applications.

Partner: DC Design Works, Justin Reves
SaskPower CCS

Carbon Capture and Storage Website

With Adxstudio Portals and Dynamics CRM, Engineered Code built the website for SaskPower to help get the word out on this revolutionary technology, including an award-winning virtual tour of the facility itself.

Partner: Brown Communications Group

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