In the beginning, there were two Power App types - canvas and model-driven. And everything was good...well, kind of. Creating visually compelling apps was still incredibly challenging, often requiring the skills of a front-end developer and a whole bunch of HTML / CSS to make things look pretty. Today, we are a lot more fortunate. With extraordinary capabilities such as custom pages, the division between apps is slowly disappearing. But, the challenge of easily embedding canvas apps into model-driven apps still exists. So how can we, as makers, go from building typically functional solutions to something that can impress our colleagues, users and clients? How can we leverage the vast array of Microsoft 365 connectors to create compelling and beautiful task-oriented applications? And can this all be done in a nice, efficient, low-code way?

Join us for this all-day workshop, as our technical and design experts show you the art of the possible and why bringing canvas and model-driven together is so effective when extending out SharePoint, Exchange Online and other key Microsoft 365 services using Power Apps. You'll discover some of the latest innovations available in the platform, see how easy it is to work with them and also work through a series of lab exercises where you can put what you learnt to practice. By the end of the day, you'll walk away with your very own functional and feature-rich application, that blends all of the platform capabilities together in an interesting way. If you are proficient in building simple applications and want to bring your skills to the next level, this workshop is for you!

Key takeaways from the workshop:

- Learn how to build responsive and functional applications leveraging common Microsoft 365 connectors
- Learn how to integrate and embed Power Apps custom pages in model-driven apps
- Learn how to extend functionality in model-driven apps by utilizing custom pages
- Learn more about different techniques for a more enhanced and modern design by utilizing HTML, containers and SVGs
- Understand how to embed and extend out Microsoft Copilot experiences within Power Apps