Thank you! Outside my comfort zone and learning something I might not initially seek out is huge. It’s just another tool, I’d love to learn more, man ♥️
I first found your chanel while I was traning to be a Microsoft support engineer, and you was breaking down PowerShell like it was nothing. I spent so much time trying to read up on tutorials but one 30 mins video later I can teach other people in my company. APIs is something I only know the name of. It always scare the crap outta me because there too many things that look like code involved. I never really intend to learn it, but I saw a video from you, I was like huh hey this is the dude that teach me PowerShell, let try and see. 1 minutes in I'm breaking out the note book to write everything down because I has been misunderstanding this thing this whole time. Thank you very much Shane.
Shane, you have been my North Star ever since I started learning PowerApps (several months), and APIs and JSON have always scared me, but having you explain these things in such a casual and effortless manner is absolutely invaluable and barrier-breaking, quite honestly... Please never stop doing this - you are literally changing people's lives! Thank you a billion times! Edit: fixed typos :)
More API vids! Maybe custom connectors to multiple SaaS in one canvas app (Ex: Salesforce data in a dashboard with a button to open financial records located in SAP). Goal would be to use PowerApps as a central interface to streamline processes. Love the vids every week! Huge impact on my skills and career!
Hi Shane, As per usual your great delivery and understanding the level to pitch things at! takes away the mysteries surrounding certain functions within the Power Platform. I have lost count of how many times your video's have 'dug me out the hole'. Thank you for what you do :) PS yes more on APIs please :)
Shane this couldn't be timelier... I am in the process of trying to figure out how to connect to Azure Resource Manager where the prebuilt connector can do what we need it to. This information is so valuable and well explained. To answer your question, yes... please provide more videos like this. 🤩
If you know the API but are just struggling with syntax I would ask Copilot or ChatGPT. Usually with Patch they have more complicated headers, might be something to look for.
What would be the better approach (or perhaps it's dependent on the circumstances?), if I'm doing a POST (expecting a response with values in the response body). Is it best to parse that reponse with Power Automate and return those values to PowerApps as Power Automate's Output (response action back to PowerApps), or is it best to return the entire API response (i.e. response body/JSON) back to PowerApps and have PowerApps collect that into a Collection?
I think it is whichever is easier for you. I don't think it matters where you do the parsing. For me I think Power Automate is easier so I would do it there. But it is a personal preference, not a technical requirement.
For SharePoint about a million things. :) Create site, create list, and get group members are 3 things that come to mind. th-cam.com/video/mVOtFWC6Q8E/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/rRnbe1CfQ30/w-d-xo.html I am sure Dataverse has similar but I don't know them off the top of my head.
Great video! Would be great to show error handling when receiving json responses in powerapps. I've been running into issues trying to reference data that is nested to the 4/5th child level of a complex json. 'untyped' error is a nightmare
@@ShanesCows I've watched that video quite a few times actually. It has helped with a variety of topics. However, I'm going to send you an email (lawlort32) to give more context. I'm trying to see what is the most efficient/recommended way to be able to access nested objects within my complex json for the purpose of editing the details and sending back to API. Also to be able to displayed that nested object in a visual control with the JSON( 'nestedObject', JSONFormat.IndentFour). It would be great if I could get direction, I think it would be a great use case for a video as well as I haven't seen a video explain these details yet.
Great content as always! It would be great if you could share with us something similar that loops through arrays and integrates with PowerApps using `Respond to a PowerApp or flow` action. There isn't that much content out there on this topic.
Thank you! Outside my comfort zone and learning something I might not initially seek out is huge. It’s just another tool, I’d love to learn more, man ♥️
I am with you, I was so scared of them when I first started. Now I am teaching them. They are very handy to understand.
More Vids! Using Graph API :)
This is an idea I can get onboard with. 😎
I first found your chanel while I was traning to be a Microsoft support engineer, and you was breaking down PowerShell like it was nothing. I spent so much time trying to read up on tutorials but one 30 mins video later I can teach other people in my company. APIs is something I only know the name of. It always scare the crap outta me because there too many things that look like code involved. I never really intend to learn it, but I saw a video from you, I was like huh hey this is the dude that teach me PowerShell, let try and see. 1 minutes in I'm breaking out the note book to write everything down because I has been misunderstanding this thing this whole time. Thank you very much Shane.
Appreciate the note Dustin. It means a lot to me.
Shane, you have been my North Star ever since I started learning PowerApps (several months), and APIs and JSON have always scared me, but having you explain these things in such a casual and effortless manner is absolutely invaluable and barrier-breaking, quite honestly...
Please never stop doing this - you are literally changing people's lives!
Thank you a billion times!
Edit: fixed typos :)
Happy to help. You keep learning and I will keep trying to help. Have a great day. 🐶
Thanks Shane! I’m gonna watch this as a refresher. Always good to go back to the basics on this stuff.
Cool. Let me know what you think. I feel like sometime the basics are the hardest part. 😎
This is great! Definitely would love MORE on this subject 🤤
More to come!
Shane especially for you in Dutch. Je hebt me met deze video van mijn JSON angst afgeholpen. Naast een MVP ben je ook nog een low code psycholoog 🙂
Roland, je bent van harte welkom. Ik waardeer de vriendelijke woorden en het feit dat ChatGPT me kan helpen te reageren in het Nederlands. 🤣
Love using the Graph api. I’ve entirely automated our account setup, maintenance and deletion with it. Saves us so much time internally.
Nice job. Love hearing that.
More API vids! Maybe custom connectors to multiple SaaS in one canvas app (Ex: Salesforce data in a dashboard with a button to open financial records located in SAP). Goal would be to use PowerApps as a central interface to streamline processes.
Love the vids every week! Huge impact on my skills and career!
Thanks for the feedback. More API videos I promise. Did you check out the IOT one? It is a lot of fun. th-cam.com/video/gLhrHxvKBdI/w-d-xo.html
Hi Shane, As per usual your great delivery and understanding the level to pitch things at! takes away the mysteries surrounding certain functions within the Power Platform.
I have lost count of how many times your video's have 'dug me out the hole'.
Thank you for what you do :)
PS yes more on APIs please :)
Awesome, thank you! Noted on the more API stuff. 🤩
Shane this couldn't be timelier... I am in the process of trying to figure out how to connect to Azure Resource Manager where the prebuilt connector can do what we need it to. This information is so valuable and well explained. To answer your question, yes... please provide more videos like this. 🤩
Thanks and noted 😎
I'm usually the 'first' kind of poster. But today, I post to ask you to explore more API videos. Very interesting!
Thanks. Based on the interest of this video so far I can see more in the future.
Thank you Shane. While learning PowerApps, It cleared many of my doubts about APIs.
Awesome, glad to help.
Excellent Post Shane. Going deeper on this would be a fantastic gift to the world.
New API video on Monday morning actually. 🤩
First one to Comment
Lots of respect and love
Appreciate it. This video was long overdue
I was the zero comment so before sadain
Really good walkthrough. I did enjoy that. Thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you! I’d love to learn more about API’s from you!! 😊
More to come!
More of this! Can you go over the MS Graph API?
Yes and Yes. I will add both to the list. :)
API is a boss !
Really great video
Appreciate it! I think we all should know enough to be dangerous with APIs. 🤩
Great introduction, I'd love to see a follow up. Especially informations about SharePoint and Graph API are pretty hard to find I think.
Great suggestion! Thanks
Yes this API video was very helpful!!
Thanks for that. 🤩 This video and the JSON video that went with it, seemed to have scratched an itch for a lot of people. 😎
GREAT work
API made simple...................
Thanks. I did think about that title 🤩
This video connected some dots for me. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Shane for this great video
Happy to help. 🐶
Wonderful video Shane. I have an APi to update primery user in intune and i having problems updating using Patch methods..any subjecting? A video?
If you know the API but are just struggling with syntax I would ask Copilot or ChatGPT. Usually with Patch they have more complicated headers, might be something to look for.
What would be the better approach (or perhaps it's dependent on the circumstances?), if I'm doing a POST (expecting a response with values in the response body). Is it best to parse that reponse with Power Automate and return those values to PowerApps as Power Automate's Output (response action back to PowerApps), or is it best to return the entire API response (i.e. response body/JSON) back to PowerApps and have PowerApps collect that into a Collection?
I think it is whichever is easier for you. I don't think it matters where you do the parsing. For me I think Power Automate is easier so I would do it there. But it is a personal preference, not a technical requirement.
Is there anything you can do using an api to connect to share point or dataverse that you can’t do with the built in connectors?
For SharePoint about a million things. :) Create site, create list, and get group members are 3 things that come to mind. th-cam.com/video/mVOtFWC6Q8E/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/rRnbe1CfQ30/w-d-xo.html I am sure Dataverse has similar but I don't know them off the top of my head.
Great video! Would be great to show error handling when receiving json responses in powerapps. I've been running into issues trying to reference data that is nested to the 4/5th child level of a complex json. 'untyped' error is a nightmare
Did you see this video? Might help th-cam.com/video/G6dU5me5h1o/w-d-xo.html All about parsing JSON in Power Apps.
@@ShanesCows I've watched that video quite a few times actually. It has helped with a variety of topics. However, I'm going to send you an email (lawlort32) to give more context. I'm trying to see what is the most efficient/recommended way to be able to access nested objects within my complex json for the purpose of editing the details and sending back to API. Also to be able to displayed that nested object in a visual control with the JSON( 'nestedObject', JSONFormat.IndentFour). It would be great if I could get direction, I think it would be a great use case for a video as well as I haven't seen a video explain these details yet.
Thanks shane, if possible could you include content related to PL-400 like this API related. Many thanks, greetings from Colombia.
Noted. I haven't taken 400 but will think about it.
Great content as always! It would be great if you could share with us something similar that loops through arrays and integrates with PowerApps using `Respond to a PowerApp or flow` action. There isn't that much content out there on this topic.
Great suggestion! I will put the thought on the list and see what I see.
More detail in this topic please!
Noted. You aren't the first to ask so for sure. 😎
Hello Shane is there a http connector that i can use without premium?
To talk to 3rd party APIs? No. To talk to SharePoint or Graph API? yes.