Hello! There's a full-time opening on my team at Children's Health in Dallas. The role is virtual, but we're only able to hire people inside the state of Texas. Not sure why - ask the HR people. Also, much as I wish we could, we don't support H1B visas. Work will be focused on Power Apps/Power Automate/Power Pages. We're trying to wrangle out citizen developer environment, so COE type experience would be a definite plus. I've been at Children's for 5+ years and love love love the company. It's consistently ranked one of the best places to work in Dallas for good reason. Solid benefits, work life balance that's not just marketing. Personal aside: Working in nonprofit children’s healthcare is really rewarding. When I have a rough day, I can walk through one of our hospitals and watch the way our nurses care for these kids. It sounds cliche, but it reminds me why I do what I do. I’m still solving problems, but it feels like I’m doing something good in the world. When I do my job right, nurses spend less time being frustrated with administrivia and spend more time caring for kids. Email me at jerry.stevenson@childrens.com if you're interested.

Looking for feedback on a Power App that will connect to a SharePoint list that could grow above 10,000 records. I found out the hard way that a ClearCollect combined with DropColumns was a no-go for a big list in SharePoint. The hard way, naturally, once it was already in production. "Why was this working and now it's not??!!" (sigh). 🤦🏻‍♂️ I changed the code from this: ClearCollect( colMyLinks, Sort( Filter( DropColumns('My Quick Links', "{VersionNumber}", "Modified"), 'Created By'.Email=gblUserProfile.mail), SOrder ) ) To this: ClearCollect( colMyLinks, Sort( Filter('My Quick Links', 'Created By'.Email=gblUserProfile.mail), SOrder ) ); ClearCollect( colMyLinks, DropColumns(colMyLinks, "{VersionNumber}", "Modified" ) ) I know, I know - converting to dataverse would likely make for a better solution. But will I hit any issues with the new approach? It seems to be working. The collection getting pulled in is only about 10-20 rows from the SharePoint list, so the app itself doesn't need to work with very much data. I figured the collection approach would be efficient. But obviously it comes with issues of it's own.

What are the most challenging aspects of creating apps in PowerApps? Does it help if you plan effectively??

Hi All, I'm sure we've all created apps that are not responsive or we have teammates that constantly do it. In this video we convert a non-responsive phone app to a responsive design so it fits on any device. Come check it out!

I'd love to hear more about each of you, what your goals are, and what you're currently working on with Power Apps! ...if you have a cool workstation set up, share it! I'll go first...