Last week Microsoft made many announcements on Power Apps. One of the most important was naming Power Fx, the unified language used in Power Apps Canvas Apps and other Power Platform products. This announcement is more than just naming a language because it unveils a long-term plan for standardizing the Power Platform stack of development tools.
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Meet Power Fx: The Language of Microsoft Power Apps Canvas Apps
Last week Microsoft made many announcements on Power Apps. One of the most important was naming Power Fx, the unified language used in Power Apps Canvas Apps and other Power Platform products. This announcement is more than just naming a language because it unveils a long-term plan for standardizing the Power Platform stack of development tools.
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