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Pro Code use in Power Platform

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Hi All when we are using pro code or code apps on power platform with example.

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    Daniyal Khaleel Profile Picture
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    In the Power Platform, the terms pro-code and low-code/no-code refer to the level of programming required to build a solution
    Low-Code / No-Code Apps
    These are built primarily using drag-and-drop tools with little or no traditional coding.
    When to use:
    Simple business applications
    Approval workflows
    Data entry forms
    Dashboards
    CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations
    Standard integrations
    Examples:
    Canvas App for employee leave requests
    Model-driven app for CRM case management
    Power Automate approval flow
    Power Pages customer portal
    Copilot Studio chatbot using topics and Power Fx

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