power-apps-code-apps
Skill37 starsChanged 7 months agoNo licenceView on GitHub
Expert guidance for building Power Apps Code Apps (standalone React/Vue/TypeScript web applications on Power Platform). Covers the full end-to-end workflow from planning through deployment with preflight checks and completion checklists at every phase. Includes @microsoft/power-apps SDK, authentication, Dataverse integration, Azure SQL integration, IoC service layer, deep linking, and best practices. Triggers on "code app", "power apps code", "custom page", "react power apps", "vue power apps", "@microsoft/power-apps", "getContext", "code component", "standalone app", "power apps frontend", "azure sql", "shared_sql", "stored procedure", "sql connector", "build a code app", "code app end to end", "new code app project", "scaffold code app", "code app from scratch", "full code app workflow", "deep link", "hideNavBar", "open code app from MDA", "code app iframe", "code app navigation".
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- DanielKerridge/claude-code-power-platform-skills★ 6120% same
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- LeonardSEO/power-apps-code-apps-skill★ 3same name
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