Microsoft is looking to rally a community around a Power Fx low-code programming language that is now an open source project. Power Fx traces its lineage back to a pair of Tangram and Siena projects that ultimately gave birth to a programming language that was first widely employed by users of Microsoft Excel spreadsheets.
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