> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/powershell-universal/da/apps/about.md).

# Om

Byg interaktive webapps i PowerShell Universal ved hjælp af forudbyggede cmdletter og komponenter til tabeller, datagitter, onboardingværktøjer og administrationsgrænseflader.

Apps er individuelle websteder, der er oprettet med PowerShell Universal. Appsene benytter sig af et stort sæt foruddefinerede cmdlets til [alle slags komponenter](/powershell-universal/da/apps/components.md) og [interaktive funktioner](/powershell-universal/da/apps/interaction.md). De kan bruge apps til at oprette dynamiske websteder, der opfylder ethvert behov, De kan komme i tanke om. Nogle almindelige apps er:

* Forskelligartede data grupperet i tabeller og datagitre
* Onboardingværktøjer til slutbrugere
* UI-værktøjer til systemadministration uden ophøjede legitimationsoplysninger

For en komplet liste over eksempler fra det virkelige liv, [klik her](https://forum.devolutions.net/product/powershell-universal).

Apps bør betragtes som en avanceret funktion og kræver både kendskab til PowerShell Universal-appens cmdlets og et rimeligt kendskab til selve PowerShell. Når det er sagt, giver de det højeste tilpasningsniveau for webapps i PowerShell.


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