Context + Expectations => Better Relationship
Structured context and clear expectations turn confused LLMs into useful assistants. Here’s how FetchXML Builder makes it happen.
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My advice for Still Growing Developers
For me, it's obvious to give back to the community whenever I can. Here comes the five questions and my advice.
My AI Foundry is free for You!
I try to share, I try to care, I try to learn. Why? Do you?
Code library helps AI in XrmToolBox
The new version of FetchXML Builder introduces an AI Chat feature, allowing users to interact with an AI focused on Fetch XML. The Rappen.AI.WinForm project includes classes for managing chat history and…
Setting Autonumber Seed in a Managed Solution in Power Platform
The Power Platform intentionally excludes certain details from solutions, such as the seed for Autonumber columns. This creates challenges in maintaining consistent number sequences across environments. The article discusses the use of…
Three Big improvements in UML Diagram Generator for Microsoft Dataverse
I send a HUGE thanks to three of my fantastic users for these three new great features! Jim gave me DBML. Matt wanted Groups. Warp needed Themes.
New-but-not-new feature
Using Bulk Data Updater can be a bit scary... 😱 Which records did I update? 🤔 Which fields did I change? 🫤 What did really happen?? 😬
Helping Me – Helping You
The author discusses the usefulness of their free, open-source tools. After attending a conference in Slovenia, friends and colleagues urged me to enable corporate support for these tools. Users can now contribute…
Scary, dangerous, creepy tools ??
…am I hacking your system? There are a bunch of completely awesome and can’t-live-without tools. Most are created by the community, like me. These tools can break your…
Scary, dangerous, creepy tools 😱😬
…am I hacking your system? There are a bunch of completely awesome and can’t-live-without tools. Most are created by the community, like me. These tools can break your system. Completely. “Are these…