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Announcing the Power API ASP.NET web sample

 

Based on Richard diZerega amazing work showing how to integrate push Yammer data into a Power BI dashboard, we now have an ASP.NET web app sample published on GitHub.

The sample shows you how to:

  • Register a Power BI ASP.NET web app in Azure AD
  • Create a Power BI web app
    • Configure web authentication
    • Create a Power BI model
    • Create a Power BI view
    • Create a Power BI controller

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You can integrate the Power BI REST API into a web app using various programming languages. The Power BI web sample shows how to use ASP.NET to create a Power BI web app. The sample uses an ASP.NET Model-View-Controller (MVC). The MVC architectural pattern separates an application into three main components: the model, the view, and the controller. To learn more about ASP.NET MVC apps, see ASP.NET MVC Overview.

You can read more about the sample on MSDN.

Please let us know if this sample was helpful.

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