From the Microsoft Power Platform blogs: Code view in Power Apps Studio; Secure HTTP requests; Filter SharePoint data; Model-driven app trick | MSDynamicsWorld.com

In this week’s review of the Power Platform blogs:

• Code view is now generally available
• How to secure HTTP requests using OAuth authentication in Power Automate
• Filtering SharePoint data with oData queries in Power Automate
• Model-driven app trick: how to hide a ribbon button when the form is dirty

Code view is now generally available

Writing on the Microsoft Power Apps Blog, Marcel Ferreira stated that code view in Power Apps Studio is now generally available. He noted that this is an important step to help citizen developers and professional developers work together.

According to Ferreira, the key features introduced during the public preview of Power Apps Studio are:

• Code view: Developers can see the code for each control, making it easier to understand how the app works.
• Copy and paste: Users can copy any control as YAML + Power Fx code and paste it into a code editor for changes.
• Sharing: Creators can share code snippets through Microsoft Teams, email, or forums, making collaboration and reuse easier.

In his blog post, Ferreira wrote about the improvements Microsoft has made based on user feedback.

How to secure HTTP requests using OAuth authentication in Power Automate

On the Inogic blog, Sam Kumar wrote that when you work with workflows that are triggered by HTTP requests, you need to ensure that only authorized users can trigger them.