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APPS 11 Aug 202610 min read
The old grid is deprecated — what the Power Apps grid control does better
Since March 2026 the classic Editable Grid and the Power Apps Read-Only Grid in model-driven apps are deprecated. The successor is the Power Apps grid control — one control for viewing and editing, with infinite scroll, nested grids, grouping and PCF extensibility. What the difference is (including the naming trap), why the new grid isn't editable by default, how to set it up — and the honest limits. With official Learn sources.
PLATFORM 28 Jul 202615 min read
"Who gets to push this to prod?" — Git-first with Dataverse environments in a team
Git-first in a team isn't "everyone commits". It needs an order for setup, a branch strategy and clear roles for the prod release. How to set up Managed Environment, the Azure DevOps repo and the Git connection in the right order, why Git belongs only on dev environments, which branch strategy Microsoft recommends — and who makes the pull requests and who ultimately approves PROD (with real approvals via pipelines).
PLATFORM 25 Jul 20269 min read
Git Integration in Power Platform: Your solution as readable code in the repo
Microsoft binds Dataverse environments directly to a Git repo — solutions land as readable YAML under version control, with history, diff and rollback. What the Git integration (GA since April 2025) really does, how it fits into pipelines — and the uncomfortable limits the release-wave marketing glosses over: Azure DevOps only, unmanaged only, Managed Environments only, developer environments only.