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In this feature overview video series, we highlight new capabilities included in the latest update to Microsoft Power Apps.

Power Fx is being used by more of Microsoft Power Platform and now it is available for anyone to integrate and use. Like other programming languages, the development of the language and tools is transparent and directly involves Microsoft Power Platform community.
Power Fx is finding a home in Power Virtual Agents, Dataverse, model-driven apps, and other products of Microsoft Power Platform. To further it’s adoption, to be transparent, and to engage even more with our community of makers, we are taking a step that almost all programming languages do today, including Microsoft’s own TypeScript and C#. We are making the language and implementation available as open source. Anyone can integrate Power Fx for expressing logic in a wide spectrum of their own solutions. Anyone can view the code, raise bugs, discuss future directions, and help us grow and refine the language. Source code and documentation will be available at https://github.com/microsoft/Power-Fx

Get the most out of Power Apps Release plan
View all capabilities included in this release: https://aka.ms/Plan/2021RW2/PowerApps

Product updates
Stay up to date on latest product updates: https://aka.ms/Updates/PowerApps

Release calendar
Know important release milestones: https://aka.ms/Updates/Calendar/PowerApps

Licensing
Improve your understanding of how to license Power Apps: https://aka.ms/Licensing/PowerApps

Product documentation
Find documentation for Power Apps: https://aka.ms/Documentation/PowerApps

User community
Engage with Power Apps experts and peers in the community: https://aka.ms/Community/PowerApps

Upcoming events
Find and register for in-person and online events: https://aka.ms/Events/PowerApps

Product trials
Get started with Power Apps: https://aka.ms/Trials/PowerApps

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