Logic Apps - Should I use a Function App or Inline Functions

Since the new release of inline .net functions within Logic App Standard there is now a question about when you should use a function app vs when you should use inline .net functions. In this video we will look at some of the options
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[@KentWeare]

Regarding the question at the 10m mark, you can't call into the code directly. We have a specific WorkflowActionTrigger that requires the communication coming from the workflow. While having external access may help with testing, it then exposes another security surface and subsequently erodes some of the benefits you discuss here.

[@seadude]

An additional consideration: Chosen language. In-line functions ONLY support JavaScript at this time whereas Function Apps support Python, C#, Java, PowerShell and JavaScript.

[@michaelstephenson5147]

That's no longer correct, recent release means you can now do c# functions

[@mackeerererallll6]

I do hope they branch to python. Even if it was lower level like what Azure Automation supports