Comparing Model driven and Canvas apps now that we have built and deployed EP10

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Welcome back to our 10-part series comparing Model-driven and Canvas apps! In this tenth and final episode, we'll show you the two completed apps and discuss the pros and cons of each type of app.
We'll provide a comprehensive comparison of Model-driven and Canvas apps, highlighting the unique features and benefits of each. With our step-by-step guidance, you'll learn which type of app may be better suited for your specific needs and use case.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced app developer, this episode is for you. We'll provide detailed insights and a balanced perspective on both types of apps, helping you make an informed decision about which one to use.
So if you're ready to learn about the pros and cons of Model-driven and Canvas apps, join us in this episode. We promise it will be both informative and fun!
Remember, this is the final episode of our series, and we hope you've enjoyed learning and building with us. Make sure to subscribe to our channel to get notified about future content and stay up-to-date on the latest app-building trends.
Thank you for joining us on this journey, and we can't wait to see the amazing apps you create using the skills you've learned in this series.
Link to complete playlist😎
• Model driven vs. Canva...
Episode 1 Overview and Creating the Solution • Model driven vs. Canva...
Episode 2 Creating the Dataverse Tables • Build it and they will...
Episode 3 Making a Model-drive app • Create a Model driven ...
Episode 4 Build a Canvas app with Canva and Containers • Build a Canvas App: Cr...
Episode 5 Galleries • Adding and Designing G...
Episode 6 Forms • Forms to view and edit...
Episode 7 Better filtering of Galleries • Filtering your Gallery...
Episode 8 Security Roles and Solution Export • Create a Security Role...
Episode 9 Import your solution, environments, and Sharing your app • Import your Managed So...
Episode 10 Dare 2 Compare the two apps! • Comparing Model driven...
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Комментарии : 16

@storiesshubham4145 Год назад

Just loved this series. Amazing stuff and great expertise.

@ShanesCows Год назад

Much appreciated!

@ClaudioVenturini-jv7wl 3 месяца назад

Very worthwhile series. Great job covering the basics from A-Z and sparing us the weeds (which we can research on our own)! Question: I have a Premium license at work and appear to have admin privelages. Yet, when I try to create tables for a solution that option is not enabled. What is missing from my configuration and what should I ask my admin to do?

@ShanesCows 2 месяца назад

You must have system customizer or system administrator role for the environment where you'd like to build a table.

@ezequielmatiasbaravalle9552 Год назад

Hi Shane!! Firstly I want to say thanks for this video. It was very easy to understand the concepts. Secondly, let me add a comment regarding to "design issue between model driven to Canvas. I think there's a BIG difference between both but in order to balance a little bit that difference Microsoft has introduced PCF Control for Model Driven Apps. So with that tool we can make them a little bit cute as a Canvas. Finally, I agree with all you have said. Thanks!

@ShanesCows Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@montalbaconsulting5871 Год назад

A great summary of the pros and cons. One of the main reasons I tend not to use Model Driven apps is that my clients might want to add functionality which I can't build in a MDA but I know I can build pretty much anything in Canvas apps. @Veerle Swartebroekx I disagree - Canvas apps are much better for more complex scenarios, MDAs are quite limited in some areas. I like the native Responsive capability of MDAs, but found I wanted to change which fields appeared in portrait phone view....seems you get the first 4 fields from the View, no option to have 3 or 5 fields...My conclusion is that MDAs are good for 'Data Management' team but don't quite cut it for UX required for other teams like Customer Service.

@mohammedmerchant5628 Год назад

Hi Shane, The licensing appears confusing to understand. I was able to create a solution with the Model-driven and Canvas apps, then also exported and imported in to a new environment. There the Canvas app tells me "my license has expired"?

@alexchang414 Год назад

Hi Shane, Great video once again. Thanks. What are the limitations on building Canvas App using Dataverse?

@ShanesCows Год назад

Nothing specific I can think of. Building a Canvas app on Datavers should give you the absolute most functionality available.

@alexchang414 Год назад

@@ShanesCows thank you for getting back to me👍🤗

@corywarshaw4100 Год назад

It seems I can build and share model-driven apps in the default environment w/o a premium license. Is that a glitch? Will I get charged later?

@veerleswartebroekx6816 Год назад

It's not adviced to do this in de default environment and I do find it a glitch that it's possible to do this. Everyone in your environment can mess with your model driven apps in the default environment. If you want to experiment with model driven apps, you can try model driven apps for Teams which is a light version. Or you can set up a personal dev environment, as long as you have "system admin" role in there, you don't need to be licensed.

@janurbanek1127 Год назад

So far I have not seen anything apart from native responsivity that would move me towards model driven app. It just seems user-unfriendly.

@veerleswartebroekx6816 Год назад

I see model driven apps as better suited for complex and more "serious" applications (including dynamics 365). Canvas apps are fun but only for simple and rather streightforward apps. I must say that I personally don't care at all at how an app looks, so to me it is an advantage that I don't need to worry about that, but I can see this being a disadvantage for someone who cares about the appearance of an app.

@janurbanek1127 Год назад

@@veerleswartebroekx6816 true. We actually discontinued using dynamics 365 because it was too complex, so it really does come down to company/individual needs.