Question

A business analyst at a logistics company is building a model-driven app to manage shipments. She notices that when she adds a new column to the underlying Dataverse table and marks it as required, the requirement is automatically enforced in the app's forms without her having to design any layout for it. What characteristic of model-driven apps explains this behavior?

Accepted Answer

Model-driven apps use a component-focused, metadata-driven design where the UI is generated automatically from the Dataverse data model.

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Model-driven apps require the developer to manually place each control on a pixel-perfect canvas before it becomes functional.

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Model-driven apps store their data in Excel and inherit validation rules from spreadsheet formulas.

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Model-driven apps rely on Power Fx formulas written on every screen to enforce field requirements.