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Updates to simplify using JSON

Updates to simplify using JSON

If you're a PowerApps maker, you'll be happy to hear about the latest updates to simplify the use of JSON. Specifically, the updates focus on making untyped objects and the ParseJSON() function easier to use with less code needed. The focus of these updates is on implicit type conversion, which is also known as coercion. These updates will enhance the flexibility of these features and help users create intuitive apps more easily. So if you're looking to streamline your PowerApps development process, these updates are definitely worth checking out.

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