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2Is Power Apps suitable for a large project with 100 SQL tables, 60 screens, role-based access, and complex UI elements like nested tabs?
I’m planning to develop a project that will involve around 100 tables from an SQL database. The project will also have approximately 60 screens, each with numerous components including nested tabs and role-based access controls. Given the scale and complexity of the project, I’m wondering if Power Apps is a suitable platform for this. Can Power Apps handle this level of complexity effectively, both in terms of performance and manageability? What are the best practices for managing a large-scale application like this in Power Apps?
I’m planning to develop a project that will involve around 100 tables from an SQL database. The project will also have approximately 60 screens, each with numerous components including nested tabs and role-based access controls. Given the scale and complexity of the project, I’m wondering if Power Apps is a suitable platform for this. Can Power Apps handle this level of complexity effectively, both in terms of performance and manageability? What are the best practices for managing a large-scale application like this in Power Apps?
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