Utilizing Dataverse as the core of solutions brings significant benefits to development speed, as data, security, and business logic can be implemented through configuration. However, in data-driven solutions, information is often needed from outside Dataverse, which typically means one-way or two-way integration with external systems, commonly involving data replication and synchronization between systems.

Virtual table, an underutilized feature, offers a solution to the traditional data replication challenge. In my session, I will discuss how to leverage virtual table capabilities with ready-made connectors and how a pro-developer can create a custom data source using a plug-in implementation. Come and hear about my experiences with virtual tables, especially in Power Pages implementations, what you should consider in various scenarios, and the advantages of using them as part of low-code development.

Key Benefits of Attending this Session:

• Understand how Virtual Tables work and the scenarios in which they are best suited.
• Explore the ready-made data sources that can be defined for Virtual Tables.
• As a developer, learn the building blocks of creating a custom data source and what to consider in its implementation.