PowerApps Performance Optimization - One Simple Trick! (2X+ SPEEDS ON YOUR APPS!)

This is an important topic that I was glad to be able to sneak into my day. Powerapps performance optimization. You can use this singular function to speed up your powerapps significantly! All you need to do is add it at the beginning of your invocations and close it at the end of the functions you want to speed up.
This performance optimization technique significantly improves user experience and potential frustration at loading speeds.
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[@abrasha9]

great function!!!
used it to cut 2x time, and after reading through the network tab i moved some querys out from the submit button into text boxes and saved in total 10x time from the original sync time - from 17-20 sec to 2.5 sec!!! huge thanks!!

[@holdenrohlfing2209]

Wow this really helped me on my school project thanks man!

[@henryouang]

Glad I could help Holden!

[@mixitup71]

Hey, could you possibly show how to create an inventory app either linking Exel or Sharepoint?

[@henryouang]

I will think on that and see what I can come up with for the channel. An inventory app can have many different levels of complexity depending on how deep you would like it to be.
What kind of app were you thinking of?

[@mixitup71]

@@henryouang Hey Henry thanks for the reply. Along the lines of stock counting in a few locations. Description, sku, minimum stock quantities and maybe a re-order option?

[@ajbanger77]

If you have a large app and put concurrents in many places, will that begin to have a negative impact on performance?

[@henryouang]

Thanks for watching!
As long as your functions are all independent of each other (meaning the result of one function will never depend on the result of another function) then you should be fine even in a larger application!
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[@ajbanger77]

Thanks. That makes sense. I also did some extra reading and found that if you use a semi colon in Concurrent, it will wait until the first line has executed, then do the next line to avoid race conditions. Commas will just execute all at once.