A few days ago, on 16 March, Microsoft announced Power Platform Copilot. In case you haven’t figured it out yet, it allows devs to build apps with the help of AI.

The platform provides comprehensive low-code tools that increase [developers’] productivity through over 1,000 built-in data connectors, robust platform components, and easy-to-use development ...

Microsoft’s Power Platform bundles together its low code/no code tools as part of a business applications framework. Applications can be built by anyone, from business users to professional ...

Power Apps will also use GPT-3 to generate code from descriptions of what you want to do in everyday language, but for Power Fx, the newly open-sourced Power Platform language.

Low-code development tools like Microsoft’s Power Platform are more than a way for users to build the apps they need when they need them. They’re a way to rapidly building code that’s needed ...

With the updates to Power Platform unveiled at this week’s Build event, Microsoft is not focusing on improving coding capabilities directly, but trying to simplify the overly-complex enterprise ...

Microsoft announced the general availability of its Visual Studio Code extension for working with the Power Platform, a line of business intelligence, app development and app connectivity applications ...