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Power Apps and other low code/no code platforms are often seen as a quick and easy solution to allow users to solve their own problems.  But is it that simple?

What is the place for Power Apps, and if you decide to start a Power Apps project, how should you go about it?

This week, we discuss how to approach a Power Apps project, why you should take it seriously, and why you need to think about data structures.

Our main takeways this week are that Power Apps are software projects, and should be managed accordingly.  That you need think about the data, how it's stored, and how it's secured.  And you need to be mindful of what the platform does - and perhaps more importantly, what the platform doesn't do.

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