1. Introduction to Power Platform Development

1.1 Overview of Power Platform Components
1.2 Role and Responsibilities of a Power Platform Developer
1.3 Understanding Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, and Dataverse
1.4 Setting Up a Development Environment

2. Working with Microsoft Dataverse

2.1 Understanding Dataverse Data Model and Tables
2.2 Managing Data Relationships and Business Rules
2.3 Implementing Security and Access Control in Dataverse
2.4 Querying Dataverse Data with Web API and SDK

3. Developing with Power Apps

3.1 Canvas Apps vs. Model-Driven Apps: Key Differences
3.2 Creating Custom Components with Power Apps Component Framework (PCF)
3.3 Enhancing Apps with JavaScript and TypeScript
3.4 Debugging and Optimizing Power Apps Performance

4. Automating Workflows with Power Automate

4.1 Creating Cloud Flows, Desktop Flows, and Business Process Flows
4.2 Integrating Power Automate with Power Apps and Dataverse
4.3 Managing Flow Performance and Error Handling
4.4 Using Custom Connectors and APIs for External Integration

5. Extending Power Platform with Code

5.1 Writing Plugins and Custom Workflow Activities
5.2 Using Azure Functions and Logic Apps for Advanced Integrations
5.3 Developing Web Resources and Embedded Power Apps Controls
5.4 Working with Command Bar, Ribbons, and Form Scripting

6. Working with Power BI and Data Visualization

6.1 Embedding Power BI Reports into Power Apps
6.2 Managing Power BI Security and Data Refresh
6.3 Using Power BI REST API for Advanced Customizations
6.4 Performance Optimization for Power BI Dashboards

7. Integrating with External Services

7.1 Working with Microsoft Graph API
7.2 Connecting Power Platform with Azure Services (Blob Storage, Functions, AI)
7.3 Using API Management and Custom Connectors
7.4 Handling Authentication and Authorization for External Integrations

8. Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) and DevOps

8.1 Managing Solutions in Power Platform
8.2 Using Power Platform Build Tools for CI/CD Pipelines
8.3 Source Control Best Practices with Git and Azure DevOps
8.4 Deploying and Monitoring Power Platform Solutions

9. Security, Compliance, and Governance

9.1 Implementing Role-Based Security in Power Platform(Ref: Microsoft Certified: Power Platform Solution Architect Expert (PL-600))
9.2 Managing Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Policies
9.3 Ensuring Compliance with Industry Standards (GDPR, HIPAA)
9.4 Auditing and Monitoring Security Events

10. Preparing for the PL-400 Exam

10.1 Exam Structure and Key Topics
10.2 Study Resources and Practice Tests
10.3 Time Management and Test-Taking Strategies
10.4 Final Review and Next Steps in Power Platform Development