As a person who is not a professional developer, when using the Power Platform you're often presented with things that sure do look like code. This session will help you understand things like JSON and JavaScript when you come across them, so you can make better use of snippets found online, or even work with this type of code-ish syntax yourself. You'll learn some relevant terminology and general concepts and examples, and where to find more help. This type of knowledge will help you take your "low-code" projects to the next level!

With many people spending their workday in Microsoft Teams, receiving notifications right within Teams can be much more effective than email notifications. These might be notifications of new sales, documents needing to be approved, employees joining the team, or any number of things. This session will show you how to use Power Automate to automatically create and update actionable messages within Microsoft Teams, as well as how to trigger Power Automate flows from within Teams. We'll look at the Teams-related actions and triggers available in Power Automate, and also see how to create interactive Adaptive Cards for use within Teams.