Enforcements on the horizon, hold on to the DEV

by HubSite 365 about Thomas Sandsør (CRM Keeper) [MVP]

Microsoft MVP | Manager Dynamics 365 at Point Taken AS | CRMKeeper | Dynamics 365 CE Veteran | Power Platform Enthusiast

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In the era of Low Code why on earth am I suddenly an advocate for the Pro Code scene? Well… There are changes coming that should make you think before putting a

Enforcements are upcoming in the Development World, particularly within the Low Code scene. However, concerns are being raised on whether one should put all efforts into Low Code due to these changes. A recent blog post from Alex Shlega discusses the potential upcoming changes to Power Platform, a platform used for application development.

Originally, these changes were not thought to be connected to API limits, yet it seems they are very closely related. This is because the limits are defined as Power Platform Requests. If correctly understood, this means that the total number of requests included is seeing a drastic reduction.

A Power Platform Request, as understood now, regards to all elements included in application flows. This means that enforcement could potentially disrupt or limit the utilization of the Power Platform.

This post provides a stern reminder to developers and those utilizing such platforms to stay informed and prepared for changes that could affect their work and projects.

A Topic of Concern for Developers

The potential limits and changes on platforms like Power Platform should pique the interest of developers and similar professionals. A good understanding of the structure and limits of these platforms will be increasingly important in order to avoid potential disruptions or limitations in their future projects.

Given these imminent changes, developers must question their reliance on existing platforms and diversify their skills to adapt to these changes. Following blogs like Alex Shlega's can provide valuable insights into the ever-evolving world of technology.

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In order to understand the changes coming to the Power Platform, it is important to understand what a Power Platform Request is. A Power Platform Request is a single element in a flow such as an action, condition, or trigger. Alex Shlega's recent blog post talks about upcoming changes/limits to Power Platform that could have a significant impact on the total number of Requests "included" within the platform. It is important to be aware of these changes in order to decide whether to use Low Code or Pro Code. Additionally, it is important to be aware of the API limits and how they could affect the number of Requests. Understanding the API limits and the Request limits can help one to make an informed decision on which tools to use in the development process.

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Enforcements on the horizon, hold on to the DEV

In the era of Low Code why on earth am I suddenly an advocate for the Pro Code scene? Well… There are changes coming that should make you think before putting a

A Topic of Concern for Developers

Learn about Enforcements on the horizon, hold on to the DEV

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