From the Microsoft Power Platform blogs: Power Pages lists and forms; Visualize Dataverse insights; View files directly in Power Apps; Power Pages server logic

In this review of the Microsoft Power Platform blogs:

• Power Pages: Is AI the end of lists and forms?
• Visualize Dataverse insights using code interpreter in Microsoft Copilot Studio
• View files directly in Power Apps application (from SharePoint library)
• How to accelerate Power Pages development using server logic?

Power Pages: Is AI the end of lists and forms?

Writing on the Engineered Code blog, Nicholas Hayduk stated that recently he traveled to Las Vegas for the Power Platform Community Conference, and, not surprisingly, everyone was talking about AI. 

He noted that for Power Pages, a big question was how makers will use vibe coding and what that could mean for the product in the future. 

Hayduk said although AI and vibe coding are powerful new tools, they should enhance Power Pages rather than replace its low-code features. He argued that Microsoft should keep investing in lists and forms because they remain essential, especially for citizen developers who need secure and maintainable solutions.

In his blog post, Hayduk shared his thoughts on what AI and vibe coding might mean for people who work with Power Pages every day.

Visualize Dataverse insights using code interpreter in Microsoft Copilot Studio

Writing on the Inogic blog, Sam Kumar stated that Microsoft Copilot Studio is quickly changing the way business users work with data, automate tasks, and build smart solutions.