Been waiting for more about this. This interests me because it addresses workflow and thus business process. IFTTT does that as well, but in a somewhat restricted approach. Still instructive. Looking to dig deeper here in understanding how they compare. Azure linkages. We need more succinct ways to model business process based on flows of contextual data.
Microsoft launches updates to PowerApps and Flow by Frederic Lardinois in TechCrunch:
" ... Microsoft’s business-centric IFTTT competitor Flow and its ‘low-code’ PowerApps platform are both getting major updates today. While these are obviously different services that solve different issues, both aim to help non-developers make better use of their existing data and services without having to write their own code. While Flow, at its core, uses the if-this-then-that model, PowerApps allows you to build your own desktop and mobile applications from scratch.
Out of those two services, Flow is still the more approachable one and with today’s update, Microsoft is adding a number of new features that make it more useful for building integrations that streamline the kind of approval workflows that are still the bane of many enterprise users. To help users build these approval processes, Flow is getting new templates and a streamlined design experience for them in this update (though it looks like this feature may not go live before the end of the week).... "
More on Microsoft PowerApps.
More on Flow in SiliconAngle.
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