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BingMaps & Haunted Highways: Power Platform’s Ultimate Haunt
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BingMaps & Haunted Highways: Power Platform’s Ultimate Haunt

Building Interactive, Spine-Chilling Apps with Power Apps, Power Automate, and SharePoint
Created byThomas Barrett
Last updated 10/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn to design and develop a fully functional app that integrates interactive maps and custom data, all within the PowerApps platform.
  • Understand how to set up SharePoint lists and image libraries to store, organize, and retrieve data for your app.
  • Discover how to automate essential processes, such as adding and updating map data, to streamline your app’s functionality and user experience.
  • Master the integration of Bing Maps into your app to create dynamic, haunted road trip routes that include custom locations, images, and detailed information.

Course content

6 sections16 lectures3h 32m total length
  • Introduction & Setup27:32

    Kick off your haunted road trip adventure by setting up the essentials! In this section, we’ll cover the basics, including how to prepare your PowerApps environment and create your SharePoint list for haunted locations. Get ready to build the foundation of your spooky app!

  • PowerApps & Excel Data9:26

    We’ll connect an Excel sheet to PowerApps, creating a dynamic gallery to auto-fill form fields. You’ll learn how to pull in data seamlessly and make your form more efficient, using Excel as a data source to power up your haunted road trip app!

Requirements

  • A Microsoft 365 (can be free) subscription is required, including PowerApps, SharePoint, and Power Automate access. Familiarity with PowerApps, SharePoint, and Power Automate is helpful but not required, as we’ll cover the essentials. This course is designed for beginners and non-developers, making it accessible for those with little or no coding background.

Description

In this course, you’ll build a fully interactive haunted road trip app that brings ghostly destinations to life using Microsoft Power Platform tools. With Power Apps, Power Automate, and SharePoint, you’ll design a chilling experience from scratch, transforming spooky destinations into a dynamic app that captures the eerie essence of Halloween. From crafting unique, dynamic routes with Bing Maps to customizing spooky icons, color themes, and adding haunted descriptions, this course guides you through each step of the app-building journey.

Along the way, you’ll add interactive elements that allow users to engage directly with haunted stops, using Power Apps to enable address inputs, serialized comments, and route updates. You’ll create a seamless navigation experience, enhanced with Halloween-themed light and dark modes, ensuring users are immersed in the mysterious atmosphere. Additionally, we’ll explore how to automate essential features with Power Automate, so your haunted road trip app not only looks spooky but runs smoothly and efficiently.

By the end, you’ll have developed a complete haunted road trip experience, with each chilling destination marked, mapped, and ready for exploration. Whether you’re new to Power Platform or looking to expand your app-building skills, this course is the perfect way to learn while diving into a hauntingly fun project. Are you ready to embark on the ultimate haunted highway adventure? Join us—if you dare…

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner Power Platform Enthusiasts Anyone new to Microsoft Power Platform who wants to learn PowerApps, Power Automate, and SharePoint in a fun, hands-on way. Creative App Builders Individuals who enjoy building unique, themed applications and are excited to explore app development through a spooky, interactive project. Non-Coders Interested in App Development Those without a coding background who want to learn how to build functional, user-friendly apps using low-code tools. Microsoft 365 Users Looking to Expand Skills Existing Microsoft 365 users ready to explore the Power Platform’s potential, combining data management, automation, and interactive maps.