How to build a model-driven app

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 Model-driven apps

        Model-driven apps start with your data model – building up from the shape of your core business data and processes in the Dataverse to model forms, views, and other components. Model-driven apps automatically generate great UI that is responsive across devices.


        Model-driven app design doesn’t require code and the apps you make can be simple or very complex.  With model-driven apps, much of the layout is determined for you and largely designated by the components you add to the app.

Steps to Create a model-driven app


1.Sign in to Power Apps by using your organizational account.
2.Select the environment you want, or go to the Power Apps admin center to create a new one.
3.On the Home page, select Model-driven app from blank.
4.Click Create.

5.On the Create a New App page, enter the following details, and then select Done.

Notice that when you create a new app, you must first create the site map for it.



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6.Select the Open the Site Map Designer edit button (pencil icon) to open the sitemap designer.


7.On the sitemap designer, select New Subarea.


8.In the right pane, select the Properties tab, and then select the following properties.

Type: Entity

Entity: Account


When you leave the Title property blank, the app uses the table name in the app's left navigation pane. For this app, Accounts will be displayed in the app at runtime.

9.Select Save And Close to close the sitemap designer.

By default, all the account table's forms, views, charts, and dashboards are enabled for the app. From the app designer Components tab on the right pane, you can clear a component so it isn't available in the app at runtime. You can also create new components, such as a custom form. For this app, leave all components enabled.

10.On the app designer toolbar, select Save.

11.After your app is saved, on the app designer toolbar, select Publish to make it available to run and share.

Play  app
On the app designer toolbar, select Play.

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