With Jukka officially opting out of the MVP program it’s hard not to be willing to chime in, at least a little bit. I guess you’ve seen his post by now, but, if not, it’s definitely worth looking at. Just as with about anything he writes about, he beats it to death, puts a few… Read More »
If you’ve been wondering what’s happened here – it seems I’ve managed to lose about a year of blog posts… will see if I can get at least some of them back
Apparently, I need an app on my phone, and, of course, having a Canvas App looks like a logical choice. The application does not have to be overly complicated, but it has to provide such functionality as: – Ability to see active requests – Ability to see new comments and to reply to them –… Read More »
Low code development is very promising, and, yet, it can be very tricky. I’ve done my share of Canvas Apps development, and if there is anything I learned about them is that there are dozens of little things that may not work, or they may not work exactly as you thought they would, and, so,… Read More »
I was doing some reading about CoE in general and CoE Starter Kit in particular, and look what I have found: (… How to use the CoE Starter Kit alongside Power Platform Admin Center… ) Our recommendation is to start with the out of the box capabilities in Power Platform admin center and Managed Environments.… Read More »
Why would I want to have a web site my own way if there are, already, Power Pages in Power Platform? 🤔 That’s for a bunch of reasons, but all of them come down to the fact that I want a solution for which I don’t need to break the bank. For a big organization, licensing… Read More »
If you created a very minimal custom connector and looked at the swagger definition right after, you’d notice a bunch of attributes added by default: However, not all of those are literally “required” when creating a new connector. For example, I could have removed “schemes” node, and it would still be acceptable: The problem would occur later,… Read More »
I recently made a post on LinkedIn where I simply provided a link to an article posted by someone else, and that produced some interesting responses and a bit of a discussion. Now that post does seem to require a closure, so this is what I’m going to write about today. The original LinkedIn post is stating… Read More »
It seems I still can’t quite get over those Power Automate licensing updates – new questions keep coming up, we keep digging, and that brings some new revelations. Well, today’s topic is multiplexing. First off all, “multiplexing” is not a bad word 😉 Here is how Microsoft defines it in the Client Access License (CAL) Requirements: “Multiplexing” is when individuals… Read More »
I’ve been trying to figure out the exact definition of what being “in app context” means for Power Automate flows, since that’s where it matters for license enforcement, but every time I seem to come close to having it all figured out, there is always something that does not quite add up. Here is a… Read More »