
Explore how AI tools accelerate Power Apps development with Copilot and AI Builder, enabling end-user AI features and Dataverse integration, while offering a realistic view of AI capabilities and limits.
Explore the four-stage course roadmap for Power Apps development, testing Copilot against reality, integrating AI builder components, and delivering value to users with Dataverse and Power Automate.
Discover how to create a Dataverse table with Copilot, including environment maker permissions, then build a students table with auto numbered IDs and fields first name, last name, and status.
Learn to build responsive Power Apps screens with Copilot by using horizontal and vertical containers, flexible height and width, and screen size awareness to adapt layouts from tablet to phone.
Master responsive design in Power Apps by composing screen containers with vertical and horizontal layouts, header, gallery, and form panels, and using flexible height to fit canvas and phone views.
Explore how Copilot and AI Builder help build better Power Apps, where Copilot creates the scaffold and you finalize the app. Learn to manage AI mistakes, accountability, and responsive design.
Test Copilot in Power Apps by building a Hello World app to assess its ability to create Dataverse tables, connect to SharePoint lists, and write Power Fx formulas.
Explore plans in Power Apps, a co-pilot first development tool and AI assistant that guides you from problem definition to plan creation, data modeling, and rule setting.
Explore plans in Power Apps – part 2, building an expense tracker with per-category monthly budgets, email alerts at 70%, date-based filters, category edits, and Copilot-driven app and flow.
Plans ignore detailed specs yet automatically generate apps linked to Dataverse tables with templated screens, and produce specification-driven flows via Power Automate.
Explore how Copilot helps write and explain Power Fx formulas inside the Power Apps development environment, using birthday buddy tracker to build and refine formulas.
Battle test Copilot with complex Power Fx by building a 30-day birthday filter and adding a UI checkbox. Explore Copilot's limits for formulas while emphasizing human oversight.
Learn to enable a 30-day calendar filter by adding a bday calculated field and filtering birthdays, using divide-and-conquer Copilot prompts and lookups to keep data aligned.
Apply the pattern 'human decides, ai accelerates' to Power Apps development, note Copilot's limits with memory, state, and table functions, and rely on QA while using Plans and AI Builder.
Learn how AI Builder in Microsoft Power Platform lets apps use AI to read images, text, and data without training models, with a text recognizer demo and other controls.
Explore how AI Builder's receipt processor extracts merchant name, date, items, subtotal, tax, and total, displays them in a gallery, and recalculates sums with human oversight.
Connect a receipt processor in PowerApps to a SharePoint list and insert human supervision before submission. Build a responsive form capturing merchant, date, subtotal, tax, grand total, and items.
Connect the receipt processor to a PowerApps form to auto-fill fields from AI-captured data, with human review to verify accuracy before submitting to SharePoint.
Learn how to access AI Builder capabilities with Power Fx to create prompts and process receipts directly in Power Apps, linking to data connectors and receipt processing modules.
Explore AI models in AI Hub, from receipt processing to bird identification, and learn to create custom models and prompts in Power Apps using Power Fx.
Create and test a Power Apps AI prompt for bird ID, using templates or from scratch, returning JSON and integrating with a demo app.
Convert a JSON string to a typed Power Apps record using parseJSON and the with function, enabling IntelliSense for bird.name, bird.color, bird.habitat, and bird.size.
Explore how Copilot, Plans, AI Builder, AI Prompts, and AI Modules perform in practice, noting context limitations, data modeling, flows, and licensing.
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Modern Power Apps Development with Copilot & AI Builder is a practical, no-nonsense course for Power Apps Canvas developers who want to understand what AI can—and cannot—do in real projects.
AI is everywhere in the Power Platform, but most content focuses on demos, not reality. In this course, we take a different approach: we stress-test Copilot, expose its limitations, and show where it actually helps.
You’ll learn how to use Copilot to create Dataverse tables, generate Power Fx formulas, and accelerate development—while understanding where you still need to step in as a developer. We’ll introduce a simple but powerful pattern you can apply to every project: human decides, AI accelerates.
On the AI Builder side, you’ll build a complete, real-world scenario—from processing receipts to integrating results into a Power Apps form—with human validation in the loop. You’ll also learn how to work with AI models, prompts, and JSON data inside your apps.
This course is designed for developers who already build Canvas Apps with SharePoint or Dataverse and want to use AI in a practical, production-ready way—without diving into machine learning theory.
By the end, you’ll know exactly where AI fits in your apps, where it doesn’t, and how to use it to move faster without losing control.
If you want real skills—not marketing promises—this course is for you.