Introducing Code View in Power Apps Studio (Public Preview)
The goal of fusion development is to create an environment where Citizen Developers, Professional developers (aka code-first) and IT Professional can collaborate seamlessly. We want to create great experience for makers creating an app for the first time and for code-first developers that want to have the transparency of the source code for their Power Apps. We
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