Practical notes on PowerApps, Power Automate, Dataverse and PowerShell — the things I wish were documented properly when I was figuring them out.
As Power Platform environments grow, managing app ownership becomes a routine but critical administrative task. Whether a developer is moving to a new…
In Power Apps, managing state is efficient only if you choose the right tool for the job. While both Global and Context variables store data, they…
Before you can start writing scripts to manage your environments in bulk, you need to teach your computer how to talk to the Power Platform. This is done…
If you love the Power Platform, it's probably because you love the 'Low Code' promise. You can build amazing things just by dragging, dropping, and…
SharePoint is often the first stop on the Power Platform journey. It’s accessible, familiar to business users, and incredibly easy to set up. But here is…
If you've used Excel, you already understand the basics of Dataverse. But while Excel is a flat piece of paper, Dataverse is a massive, intelligent filing…
Every single automation you build, whether it's a simple email alert or a complex multistage approval, is made of two fundamental building blocks: The…
Imagine you are building a house. You need rooms to walk through, furniture to use, and specific details like the color of the walls or whether a door is…
We’ve all been there: you have a messy Excel spreadsheet or a SharePoint list, and your team is struggling to update it on the go. You could spend weeks…