Oct 25th, 9:00AM - 4:00PM
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Power Platform development is shifting from low-code to AI-assisted pro code. This workshop helps you make that transition by building production-grade solutions with GitHub Copilot - not just vibe code a frontend.
Vibe coding a single page app is easy with AI, but real solutions need a database schema, server-side validations, transaction management, and background jobs. We'll show you what belongs on the client versus the server, and why trying to do everything in the frontend creates security holes and data integrity problems that'll come back to bite you.
You'll build a complete full-stack Power Platform solution leveraging:
* A Power Apps Code App frontend with React, TypeScript, and Fluent UI components.
* Dataverse plugins and custom APIs in C# for server-side rules with transactional safety.
* Custom connectors and Power Automate flows for background jobs.
* A single git monorepo so Copilot sees full context across application layers.
* Written specifications that work for both AI and humans - clear enough for code generation, detailed enough for team review.
This workshop sets realistic expectations about what AI can do today and equips you with patterns that work. By the end, you'll understand full-stack architecture, have guardrails where AI can't break things, and know when to let Copilot code versus when you need to take control.
Vibe coding a single page app is easy with AI, but real solutions need a database schema, server-side validations, transaction management, and background jobs. We'll show you what belongs on the client versus the server, and why trying to do everything in the frontend creates security holes and data integrity problems that'll come back to bite you.
You'll build a complete full-stack Power Platform solution leveraging:
* A Power Apps Code App frontend with React, TypeScript, and Fluent UI components.
* Dataverse plugins and custom APIs in C# for server-side rules with transactional safety.
* Custom connectors and Power Automate flows for background jobs.
* A single git monorepo so Copilot sees full context across application layers.
* Written specifications that work for both AI and humans - clear enough for code generation, detailed enough for team review.
This workshop sets realistic expectations about what AI can do today and equips you with patterns that work. By the end, you'll understand full-stack architecture, have guardrails where AI can't break things, and know when to let Copilot code versus when you need to take control.