This was the 4rth time I started watching this video. The duration is very intimidating so I thought I would start only on a day where I would have enough time to cover a substantial bit of this video so that I don't leave it in between. However, once I got into the groove, it was bingeworthy. I learnt so much from just the first 37 minutes that I didn't want to stop. I like the way you make things very simple, think on the fly, and do loud thinking. PowerApps is not something someone can learn just by following instructions, you need to have a thought process and your way of teaching helps students develop that. Thanks a lot, keep coming up with such videos, but do add a disclaimer - "Don't get scared by the video length, the stuff discussed in here is fairly easy to grasp" This would definitely encourage students like me who have a little bit of basic knowledge and want to take it to the next level. Thanks again, you are awesome!
Thank you for this. It made my day. 😋👍👍❤🔥❤🔥 I do long videos like this almost every Saturday morning. Have you seen any of the others? ...and, if so, would you say the same about any of or most of the other long ones? ...if not, what makes this one in particular stand out as more valuable? It's my job to identify what is the absolute most valuable to you guys, and do more of that, and not whatever pops in my head. Thanks so much for this comment. I will pin it! 😍
@@PowerAppsTutorial you are most welcome, thanks for honoring my comment. I am on a steep learning curve and am watching a lot of your videos and commenting wherever possible. I particularly loved your left menu video. In fact I tried joining skool but got rejected. Also I work with Excel and powerbi youtubers for their content and downloadable files, so if u ever need a helping hand I am available, lmk where I should contact you for those. I love the fact that it is about reusing screens...that's one great aspect of PowerApps, for example I have reused the same popup in multiple apps...I want to build an inventory of items, like components so I can deliver faster... Thanks, love your videos
Thanks for honoring my comment by pinning it. I am on a steep learning curve and am watching a lot of your videos, will definitely express my comments on the ones I like. One of my favorites is the LeftMenu Component. The best part about this video is that it focuses on the reusability aspect of PowerApps. I am aiming to build an inventory of apps/screens/components to be able to deliver the projects faster. I work with Excel and PBI RUclipsrs for their videos scripts, files, and courses, so I can definitely do the same for you, do lmk where I should contact you for that. Keep up the great work, hope to work with you soon. Thanks
@@remuslupinhp Woh! >>I am aiming to build an inventory of apps/screens/components to be able to deliver the projects faster. This is exactly what we are doing here: www.skool.com/power-apps-templates If you want to get at all my free stuff, simply sign up here: ➡ Get access to our free Power Apps crash course (and our community) here: tinyurl.com/DarrensStuffFree 🔗
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This was the 4rth time I started watching this video. The duration is very intimidating so I thought I would start only on a day where I would have enough time to cover a substantial bit of this video so that I don't leave it in between. However, once I got into the groove, it was bingeworthy. I learnt so much from just the first 37 minutes that I didn't want to stop.
I like the way you make things very simple, think on the fly, and do loud thinking. PowerApps is not something someone can learn just by following instructions, you need to have a thought process and your way of teaching helps students develop that.
Thanks a lot, keep coming up with such videos, but do add a disclaimer - "Don't get scared by the video length, the stuff discussed in here is fairly easy to grasp"
This would definitely encourage students like me who have a little bit of basic knowledge and want to take it to the next level.
Thanks again, you are awesome!
Thank you for this. It made my day. 😋👍👍❤🔥❤🔥
I do long videos like this almost every Saturday morning. Have you seen any of the others? ...and, if so, would you say the same about any of or most of the other long ones? ...if not, what makes this one in particular stand out as more valuable? It's my job to identify what is the absolute most valuable to you guys, and do more of that, and not whatever pops in my head. Thanks so much for this comment. I will pin it! 😍
@@PowerAppsTutorial you are most welcome, thanks for honoring my comment. I am on a steep learning curve and am watching a lot of your videos and commenting wherever possible. I particularly loved your left menu video. In fact I tried joining skool but got rejected. Also I work with Excel and powerbi youtubers for their content and downloadable files, so if u ever need a helping hand I am available, lmk where I should contact you for those.
I love the fact that it is about reusing screens...that's one great aspect of PowerApps, for example I have reused the same popup in multiple apps...I want to build an inventory of items, like components so I can deliver faster... Thanks, love your videos
Thanks for honoring my comment by pinning it. I am on a steep learning curve and am watching a lot of your videos, will definitely express my comments on the ones I like. One of my favorites is the LeftMenu Component. The best part about this video is that it focuses on the reusability aspect of PowerApps. I am aiming to build an inventory of apps/screens/components to be able to deliver the projects faster.
I work with Excel and PBI RUclipsrs for their videos scripts, files, and courses, so I can definitely do the same for you, do lmk where I should contact you for that.
Keep up the great work, hope to work with you soon.
Thanks
@@remuslupinhp Woh!
>>I am aiming to build an inventory of apps/screens/components to be able to deliver the projects faster.
This is exactly what we are doing here:
www.skool.com/power-apps-templates
If you want to get at all my free stuff, simply sign up here: ➡ Get access to our free Power Apps crash course (and our community) here:
tinyurl.com/DarrensStuffFree 🔗