Matthew Devaney

Icons can easily be added to Power Apps buttons with a little bit of creative coding. The trick is to place an icon on top of the button. Then trigger both the icon and button to change color when an…

This SharePoint delegation cheat sheet is the quickest way to check which Power Apps functions support delegation. When you get a delegation warning like this: “the Filter part of this formula may not work correctly on large data sets”, change…

I’ve recorded a video for this week’s Power Apps article on how to search a large SharePoint list and return the matching results with no delegation warnings. I really like this idea of having a video versions of my written…

An auto-width property would be useful to have for several Power Apps control types including labels and buttons etc. For example, with auto-width, we could easily create a breadcrumbs UX. Each breadcrumb is a different size and is not known…

Recently I used a mobile app with a cool looking home screen. It had a high quality image at the top of the screen with curved shape at the bottom. I wondered if I could pull off this design using…

An app built with Power Apps can look amazing if you have a strong understanding of design principles and UI UX skills. Most citizen developers don’t. And that’s OK, neither did I when I started building Power Apps. But what…

Happy new year my fellow Power Appers! To kick off 2023 I’m publishing a wishlist of features I would like to see in Power Apps. I love Power Apps canvas apps and its my full-time job to build them. After…

Wishing you a meowy Christmas and a catty New Year from MatthewDevaney.com.

I started my Power Apps blog in June 2020. I wanted was a place where I could write about the cool things I was learning and to document my best practices. I did not expect my blog to receive much…