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Cert Prep: Power Platform Developer Associate (PL-400)
2h 46mIntermediate2023-10-19
Authors
Keith Atherton
Microsoft Certified Software Developer, Speaker, Instructor
Course details
Power Platform is Microsoft's low-code/no-code platform that allows makers to create business solutions. Power Platform includes Power Apps, Power BI, and Power Automate. This course provides an overview of the exam topics and technologies one needs to be familiar with before sitting for the Power Platform Developer (PL-400) exam, which is the required exam for those looking to earn their Microsoft Power Platform Developer Associate certification.
Join instructor Keith Atherton as he covers the topics you need to know to pass the exam, including: creating a technical design; configuring Microsoft Dataverse; creating and configuring Power Apps; extending the user experience; extending the platform; and developing integrations.
Join instructor Keith Atherton as he covers the topics you need to know to pass the exam, including: creating a technical design; configuring Microsoft Dataverse; creating and configuring Power Apps; extending the user experience; extending the platform; and developing integrations.
Skills covered
Microsoft DevelopmentPower PlatformBusiness IntelligenceCert PrepData ScienceBusiness Analysis and StrategyMicrosoftSoftware Development
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Power up for success - PL-400 Power Platform Developer Exam overview
- 02 - What you should know
1. Create a Technical Design
- 03 - Design technical architecture
- 04 - Design solution components
2. Configure Microsoft Dataverse
- 05 - Configure Microsoft Power Platform to support development
- 06 - Configure tables
- 07 - Implement application lifecycle management (ALM)
3. Create and Configure Power Apps
- 08 - Create model-driven apps
- 09 - Create canvas apps
- 10 - Manage and troubleshoot apps
4. Extend the User Experience
- 11 - Apply business logic using client scripting
- 12 - Create a Power Apps component framework (PCF) code component
5. Extend the Platform
- 13 - Create a Dataverse plug-in
- 14 - Create custom connectors
- 15 - Use platform APIs
- 16 - Process workloads by using Azure Functions
- 17 - Configure Power Automate cloud flows - Objectives 1-3
- 18 - Configure Power Automate cloud flows - Objectives 4-8
6. Develop Integrations
- 19 - Publish and consume Dataverse events
- 20 - Implement data synchronization with Dataverse
Conclusion
- 21 - Additional resources
- 22 - Next steps