Is anyone else running into these out of memory errors when editing or testing complex workflows in Power Automate? It seems like something changed in the last month or two and now editing and testing are slower and I keep getting the popup with the Wait and Exit Page icons. I try to wait, but at some point, it either pulls its head out of its butt and works, or the whole screen goes black with an OOM error and a pretty blue refresh button. I have at least one other coworker who is seeing similar things but wanted to see if it was happening outside our work tenant.

Does anyone else in this forum work as an independent contractor, building app solutions for clients? Question: How do you handle backups? I was contracted to build a Power Apps solution for a client. I develop in my own tenant and then export managed solutions to import into his tenant. The solution I've built has grown over time into something his business uses daily and is becoming quite dependent on. Which has now got him thinking about business continuity, and he's raised a valid concern that if something happens to me then what happens to the business solution he's invested a fair amount of monthly retainer fees in for me to build? He's now pressuring me to hand over the unmanaged solution, which he wants to then pass on to his (third party) IT Support guy to back up. I'm reluctant to do this, as I've firstly put in a ton more hours into building this solution than what my client pays me for, and the solution has plenty of reusable parts and design features that I would use again for other clients. It's also become commercially viable as something I could potentially sell again to other clients.... which has raised a minor debate over who owns the IP... 🙈 but that is a whole 'nother story for another day. Just interested to know from others here, what strategy you have in place for maintaining backups of your unmanaged solutions? Do you: 1. Have a family member or a friend who is instructed (and knows how) to hand all the source code over to clients in the event of your death/disability; 2. Or are you unconcerned about simply handing over the unmanaged solution to your clients, so they can potentially axe you from the project and pass all your hard work on to another developer for free, thereby opening the door to commercialize the app themself etc... 3. Or do you maybe have some kind of business disaster strategy arrangement with another Power Apps developer, who is nominated to step in and take over all your client work should you happen to pop off?

Is power apps down today, or is it just me? (Had to happen when I'm behind with my deadline!😱)

Who has tried other lowcode platforms out there.. Share you experience with us.. i wanna hear it😃

I’ve done a lot of research over the last 9-10 months on solutions to queries I have in Power Apps. Some of which were probably too advanced for my skills at the time. Nevertheless, I followed guidance on YouTube and eventually modified what I saw to work to my needs. I probably didn’t understand why it was working but I made it work. I then came across @Darren Neese and the Learn Power Apps community. There is so much useful information and guidance offered that I recently purchased the PPC course to advance my knowledge. That brings me back to why I’m posting. One thing I would like to see on the channel is a solution to dynamically drag and drop for tasks. i.e. having a list of tasks/jobs that I can drag and assign to a user/time slot just like scheduling our production or maintenance jobs. I found a really good solution by Scott Durow where he provided a component which allowed me do it (link below). https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhgOm-Jpmt82JvLdJFx3Zqo89h_deWJQF&si=Iioh8BXLOVnosTqz It was fairly in depth and took me a lot of time to get up and running, but I did get it working, well sort of. I could drag and drop my tasks but could not figure out how to get the Patch back to my datasource to work as I was trying to adapt his instruction to my app needs. Like I mentioned earlier, I was probably trying to achieve something far too advanced for my understanding at the time. If I looked at it again, I may stand a better chance of achieving the final goal of saving my drag and drop changes. Is it possible to come up with a solution that achieves a similar result without the need for installing the components that Scott provides? It’s a big ask but, if I’ve learned anything, you have to think a bit out of the box and that’s what this community and its contributors do best.