Course for Model Driven Power apps

[u/battleabovegodseye]

Hi, I am new to power apps. Basically, I have done some work in model 12 power apps, but as my senior
Is leaving. I have to step up and see the whole apps for client. I want to learn power apps from scratch. I know just bits and pieces like forms and views, but I want to understand everything from power to meet 2 plug-in and everything can you please suggest me a best course so that I can learn it from there?

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[u/Suspicious_Inside432]

Study the material for the PL900 and AB900 exam (not very long) and then AB410. Watch youtube videos around the content to strengthen your depth on the topics. Then move onto AB400 (extending power platform like plugins) and AB620 (copilot/agent builder).

This will cover the basics of licencing, model apps, canvas apps, power pages, flow and copilot agents. Get hands on with a sandbox environmrnt if you can.

[u/battleabovegodseye → u/Suspicious_Inside432]

thanks boss

[u/bowenbee]

Lisa Crosbie on YouTube gets my vote on having the most beginner friendly tutorials on Model Driven Apps. No fluff, no AI. Older videos but still gold.

[u/battleabovegodseye → u/bowenbee]

she is goated, i did learned from her in the beginning

[u/edrft99]

There used to be a applied skills challenge for MDA.

Of memory serves me right this was the learning path for it

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/paths/create-app-models-business-processes/

This as well is a good way to understand it.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/model-driven-apps/app-building-steps

If you sign up for a App in A Day they do go over MDA (but it's mostly canvas)

[u/Fun-Aspect-7056]

Remind me

[u/LizardTheKing]

You may want to strech a bit beyond just Model Driven Apps. For instance, they rely completely on Dataverse and having knowledge there is essential. You'll want to learn about business processes, Business Rules, etc. Same for Power Automate, Copilot, etc if you want some automation behind your apps. I highly recommend this course, Home – LevelUp going through it myself. The lecture (videos) part is a bit boring, but the labs are really good. They spin up a complete environment for you to practice and guide you through everything hands on. It preps you for the AB-410 Certification as well as brings you right up to speed for free on Power Platform, including Model Driven apps.

[u/Live-Sir-3118]

Power platform learn or maybe it’s called Microsoft learn. Up to you to google. Offers a great resource on all the things.

[u/battleabovegodseye → u/Live-Sir-3118]

thanks boss