Migrating Microsoft Dataverse Access Team Templates via Azure DevOps
Aug29

Migrating Microsoft Dataverse Access Team Templates via Azure DevOps

Access Team Templates is a feature that has been available within the Microsoft Dataverse / the Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement applications for many years now, but one which I don’t think is actively used (at least, based on the projects I’ve been involved in). For situations where you have more unusual access requirements for a particular table type, they provide a flexible mechanism of… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Returning All Form Controls via JavaScript (Model-Driven Power App)
Aug22

Returning All Form Controls via JavaScript (Model-Driven Power App)

There will be occasions when, as you build out client-side scripts involving a model-driven Power App, you will need to execute a specific bit of logic against every control against a particular form. For example, you might want to enable, disable or toggle the visibility of one or many different controls. Microsoft provides us with a getControl method, which performs exactly as its name… Continue Reading The CRM Chap’s...

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Exam PL-600 Revision Notes: Evaluating an Organisation, Metrics and Existing Systems
Aug15

Exam PL-600 Revision Notes: Evaluating an Organisation, Metrics and Existing Systems

Welcome to my second post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-600: Microsoft Power Platform Solution Architect exam. Last time, we kicked off the series by looking at some of the concepts and considerations around planning for our Power Platform solution. We are now going to continue our focus on the first area of the exam, Perform solution envisioning and… Continue Reading The CRM Chap’s...

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Exam PL-600 Revision Notes: Initiating Planning for your Power Platform Solution
Aug08

Exam PL-600 Revision Notes: Initiating Planning for your Power Platform Solution

Welcome to the first post in my new PL-600 exam blog and video series! I had some great feedback from the recent series I did targeting the PL-400 Power Platform Developer exam, with lots of people asking me which exam I would do next. So I thought I’d canvas the community to see which one they were most keen for me to look at next: Thanks to everyone who reached out to me about my recent… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Working with the ExpandCalendar Function in Power BI Desktop (Microsoft Dataverse / Dynamics 365)
Aug01

Working with the ExpandCalendar Function in Power BI Desktop (Microsoft Dataverse / Dynamics 365)

Before we begin, I should highlight that most of the work in bringing this solution together came via my colleague Andrew Bennett, based on a high-level steer from yours truly. Thanks a lot, Andrew and well done for figuring all this out! Several times for me recently, a requirement has arisen involving Dynamics 365 Project Service Automation / Project Operations and, specifically, of the need… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Resolving LocalizedLabel Solution Install Error (Microsoft Dataverse / Dynamics 365 Customer Service)
Jul25

Resolving LocalizedLabel Solution Install Error (Microsoft Dataverse / Dynamics 365 Customer Service)

Importing solutions into a Microsoft Dataverse environment can often cause many frustrations when working with the Power Platform, especially when they error for reasons that are not immediately discernable. A great example of this came up for us recently, as part of a managed solution deployment that involved customisations to the Dynamics 365 Customer Service application: This solution… Continue Reading The CRM Chap’s...

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Retrieving Environment Variable Values via JavaScript (Microsoft Dataverse / Power Apps)
Jul18

Retrieving Environment Variable Values via JavaScript (Microsoft Dataverse / Power Apps)

I’ve blogged previously regarding environment variables, mainly in the context of Power Automate flows and canvas Power Apps. Suffice to say, they are a handy tool to use whenever you introduce an application lifecycle management (ALM) process into your Power Platform project. This is because they provide a straightforward mechanism to alter the behaviour of your applications as you push them… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Working with Azure Key Vault References in Azure App Service / Azure Functions
Jul11

Working with Azure Key Vault References in Azure App Service / Azure Functions

Azure Key Vault and Azure App Service / Azure Function Apps are like cherries and cream – delicious individually, but so much better when you work with them together. The first of these services provides a secure mechanism for managing our passwords, secrets, encryption keys, and certificates within the cloud as part of a fully managed service. In contrast, the latter is our go-to tool for any… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Relationship Mappings Not Exporting Correctly in Solution (Microsoft Dataverse)
Jul04

Relationship Mappings Not Exporting Correctly in Solution (Microsoft Dataverse)

Sometimes you can have moments of anguish fun trying to figure out a particular issue involving Microsoft Dataverse solutions and why specific components may not be transporting across into other environments as expected. A great example of this came up for us recently on a project, which I thought I’d share as part of today’s blog post. Let’s assume we have a scenario that looks a little like… Continue Reading...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Series Roundup
Jun27

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Series Roundup

Welcome to the final post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. In today’s post, I wanted to consolidate all of the content from the series into a single, concise post for ease of access. I’ll also provide some general advice and tips that I hope will come in useful for when you sit the exam. This series has aimed to… Continue Reading The...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Implementing Data Synchronisation using Microsoft Dataverse
Jun20

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Implementing Data Synchronisation using Microsoft Dataverse

Welcome to the nineteenth and penultimate post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. Previously, we examined what events are and how they can provide a streamlined mechanism for executing complex business logic outside of Microsoft Dataverse. In today’s post, we conclude our review of the Develop Integrations area of… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Publishing and Consuming Events
Jun13

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Publishing and Consuming Events

Welcome to the eighteenth post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. Last time around, we explored some of the capabilities offered by the Microsoft Dataverse Web API, which can be particularly useful when you are building integrations targeting this platform. This post finished our discussion on the Extend the… Continue Reading The CRM Chap’s...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Working with the Microsoft Dataverse Web API and Processing Workloads
Jun06

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Working with the Microsoft Dataverse Web API and Processing Workloads

Welcome to the seventeenth post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. Last week, we took a deep dive look into custom connectors, a powerful feature within Power Automate and canvas Power Apps that allows us to expose our bespoke APIs for consumption within these services. Today, we finish off our discussion on… Continue Reading The CRM Chap’s...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Building a Power Platform Custom Connector
May30

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Building a Power Platform Custom Connector

Welcome to the sixteenth post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. In the last post, we saw how developers could leverage C# code as part of plug-ins to implement complex business logic within Microsoft Dataverse. We can now examine another extensibility component within the Extend the platform section of the exam… Continue Reading The CRM Chap’s...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Building, Deploying & Debugging Plug-ins using C#
May23

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Building, Deploying & Debugging Plug-ins using C#

Welcome to the fifteenth post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. In the previous post, we finished our discussion of the Extend the user experience exam area by evaluating command buttons and demonstrating how valuable the Ribbon Workbench tool is in helping us fine-tune aspects of a model-driven Power App’s… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Getting Certified in Azure Data Engineering: An Overview of the DP-203 Exam
May16

Getting Certified in Azure Data Engineering: An Overview of the DP-203 Exam

Data Engineering within Microsoft Azure is a vast subject. Long gone are the days where we had to concern ourselves with traditional tools such as SQL databases or stick to a single vendor/stack of our choosing. Now, to build the modern, cloud-first applications organisations require on Microsoft Azure, which typically involve processing lots of data, having a solid grasp of the following… Continue Reading The CRM Chap’s...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Working with Ribbon Command Buttons
May09

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Working with Ribbon Command Buttons

Welcome to the fourteenth post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. Last week, we took a deep-dive look into Power Apps Component Framework (PCF) controls and how we can use them to extend the user interface within a Power App. PCF controls work great for situations where we cannot utilise JavaScript form… Continue Reading The CRM Chap’s Article...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Creating a Power Apps Component Framework (PCF) Control
May02

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Creating a Power Apps Component Framework (PCF) Control

Welcome to the thirteenth post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. Previously, we dived into our first code related topic in the series by evaluating the capabilities within the client scripting model, accessed primarily via JavaScript. Client-side scripting is not the only potential usage case to trigger custom… Continue Reading The CRM Chap’s...

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Calling Custom API’s via JavaScript Form / Ribbon Functions (Microsoft Dataverse / Power Apps)
Apr25

Calling Custom API’s via JavaScript Form / Ribbon Functions (Microsoft Dataverse / Power Apps)

I have a confession to make. In my five years working with Dynamics CRM, its successor, Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement (CE) and, more recently, the Power Platform and Microsoft Dataverse, I have never once set up, worked with or leveraged custom actions. Of course, I had a sketchy awareness of what they could do (as that’s the only way I would’ve been able to pass exams! ) and had heard… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Implementing Client-Side Scripting on Model Driven Power Apps
Apr18

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Implementing Client-Side Scripting on Model Driven Power Apps

Welcome to the twelfth post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. Last time, we finished our discussion regarding the various business process automation tools in the Power Platform by reviewing Business Rules, and Business Process Flows. Today, we take a look at our first topic that involves us writing code. This… Continue Reading The CRM Chap’s...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Implementing Business Process Flows and Business Rules
Apr11

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Implementing Business Process Flows and Business Rules

Welcome to the eleventh post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. Last week, we took a look at the capabilities on offer as part of Power Automate flows. We now look to finish up our discussion of the exam area Configure business process automation by evaluating the following topics: Implement processes create and… Continue Reading The CRM Chap’s...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Working with Power Automate Flows
Apr04

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Working with Power Automate Flows

Welcome to the tenth post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. Last week, we reviewed the various tools available to help diagnose and troubleshoot issues with our Power Apps. With that, we finished our focus on the Create and configure Power Apps area of the exam. We now move onto the Configure business process… Continue Reading The CRM Chap’s...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Managing and Troubleshooting a Power App
Mar28

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Managing and Troubleshooting a Power App

Welcome to the ninth post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. In the last post, we looked at the second type of Power App available to us, model-driven apps, and how we can best leverage them to meet particular scenarios. With this topic covered, we should now have a good grasp of how to create a Power App. But this… Continue Reading The CRM...

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‘Exception calling “AcquireToken with “4” argument(s)” Error with Add-PowerAppsAccount PowerShell Cmdlet
Mar21

‘Exception calling “AcquireToken with “4” argument(s)” Error with Add-PowerAppsAccount PowerShell Cmdlet

To help administrators or those of the DevOps persuasion better manage and automate core tasks involving the Power Platform, Microsoft has released two PowerShell modules that you can leverage – Microsoft.PowerApps.Administration.PowerShell and Microsoft.PowerApps.PowerShell. Using these, you can accomplish tasks such as: Getting details about each environment within your tenant or even… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Where’s the Create Order Button on my Active Quote records? (Dynamics 365 Sales Professional)
Mar14

Where’s the Create Order Button on my Active Quote records? (Dynamics 365 Sales Professional)

I have a lot of appreciation for the Dynamics 365 Sales Professional application. It’s an excellent, small CRM system for smaller organisations that provides those with longstanding familiarity with the Dynamics 365 Enterprise apps or Dynamics CRM the comfort and flexibility to deploy a fully functional CRM system quickly, but with the scope to extend out incredibly easily. It also exposes out… Continue Reading The CRM...

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What’s the Deal With Power Fx?
Mar07

What’s the Deal With Power Fx?

Much in the same manner as the equivalent event last year, the Microsoft Ignite virtual 2021 conference has seen its own set of announcements that anyone working in the Microsoft cloud space should familiarise themselves with. Of particular note, I was interested to see: Power BI Premium Per User moving into general availability, with the announced price point being leaps and bounds… Continue Reading The CRM Chap’s Article...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Working with Canvas Apps
Feb28

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Working with Canvas Apps

Welcome to the eighth post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. In last week’s post, we dove into model-driven Power Apps, reviewing their various capabilities and usage cases within the Power Platform. We can now look to continue our review of Power Apps by moving on to canvas Power Apps and, specifically, the… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Working with Model-Driven Power Apps
Feb21

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Working with Model-Driven Power Apps

Welcome to the seventh post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. In last week’s post, we reviewed the various capabilities within Microsoft Dataverse that you can use to build a robust security and access model. In today’s post, we move onto the third exam area – Create and configure Power Apps – which has a 15-20%… Continue...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Implementing Security within Microsoft Dataverse
Feb14

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Implementing Security within Microsoft Dataverse

Welcome to the sixth post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. Last time around, we deep dove into some of the core concepts to grasp around Microsoft Dataverse for the exam, including tables, columns and relationships. Today, we can now move onto the final topic within the Configure Common Data Service area of the… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Modelling Data using Tables, Columns & Relationships in Microsoft Dataverse
Feb07

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Modelling Data using Tables, Columns & Relationships in Microsoft Dataverse

Welcome to the fifth post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. We saw how to implement a proper application lifecycle management (ALM) process via Solutions and automation with Azure DevOps in the previous post. Today, we continue with our focus on the Configure Common Data Service area of the exam, by looking at… Continue Reading The CRM Chap’s...

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My Top 5 Release Wave 1 2021 Features for Dynamics 365 and the Power Platform
Jan31

My Top 5 Release Wave 1 2021 Features for Dynamics 365 and the Power Platform

It’s that time of year to ride the wave once more, and see what’s new and upcoming within the Microsoft Business Application space, as part of the 2021 release wave 1 plan! As usual, there is a feast of new functionality to digest; so much that Microsoft has split the content out into two separate sites: Dynamics 365 – This includes our core set of customer engagement (CE) apps, such as Sales… Continue Reading...

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Resolving “Couldn’t refresh the entity because of an internal error” Error in Power Apps Dataflows
Jan24

Resolving “Couldn’t refresh the entity because of an internal error” Error in Power Apps Dataflows

Dataflows within Power Apps are an impressive tool that has seen a lot of investments by Microsoft recently. Designed to allow you to integrate your data into Microsoft Dataverse using Power Query (M) capability, they are a far cry from the traditional data import experience inherited from Dynamics 365 Online. I first took a look at them in 2019 and, initially, hit a fair few issues when… Continue Reading The CRM Chap’s...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Using Solutions to implement Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) Capabilities
Jan17

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Using Solutions to implement Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) Capabilities

Welcome to the fourth post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. In last week’s post, we finished our discussion concerning the first exam area by reviewing the Power Platform’s various extensibility points. With this concluded, we can now move onto the next area of the exam – Configure Common Data Service – which… Continue...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Reviewing Power Platform Extensibility Points
Jan10

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Reviewing Power Platform Extensibility Points

Welcome to the third post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. In last week’s post, we provided an overview of some of the core features and functionality to consider when designing solution components within the Power Platform. Today, we’re going to finish up our review of the first area of the exam – Create a… Continue Reading The...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Designing Solution Components within the Power Platform
Jan03

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Designing Solution Components within the Power Platform

Welcome to the second post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam. In last week’s post, we discussed the high-level concepts you need to successfully grasp to build a technical architecture within the Power Platform. This topic sits within the Create a specialised design area of the exam, which has a 10-15% weighting… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Designing a Technical Architecture for the Power Platform
Dec27

Exam PL-400 Revision Notes: Designing a Technical Architecture for the Power Platform

This one crept under the radar for me, but the PL-400: Microsoft Power Platform Developer exam recently came out of beta and is now – one would hope – in a good state for a broader audience to sit and, all being well, attain the brand new certification aligned towards this. I sat the exam while it was in beta and was rather chuffed and surprised when I got news of my result a few days ago…

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New Dynamics 365 Fundamentals Certifications Overview: Welcome Back CRM & ERP!
Dec20

New Dynamics 365 Fundamentals Certifications Overview: Welcome Back CRM & ERP!

Some more news relating to Dynamics 365 certification was announced by Microsoft earlier this week, in a move that will (hopefully) address concerns over the current entry-level exam being too broad in function. In this, I’m of course referring to the MB-901 Fundamentals exam for Dynamics 365. Within this, candidates must demonstrate general knowledge regarding a whopping 15+ different… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Using Power Automate to Generate Dynamic Tabular Data Within Adaptive Cards
Dec13

Using Power Automate to Generate Dynamic Tabular Data Within Adaptive Cards

Both the advantage and disadvantage of working in the Microsoft Business Applications space is the massive variety of different, available tools at our disposal that we can leverage to solve common business issues. However, unless you’ve spent some time researching or getting shown new subjects from someone “in the know”, you often avoid stepping outside of your comfort zone. It was great,… Continue Reading The...

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Announcing a New Limited Time Power Apps Licensing Offer for 2020/2021!
Dec06

Announcing a New Limited Time Power Apps Licensing Offer for 2020/2021!

We all like a good deal at the end of the day, regardless of what we are purchasing. So it was great to hear about a new, limited-time pricing offer from Microsoft concerning Power Apps this week, which provides some significant discounts to the standard, Microsoft direct list prices. Here’s a rundown of what’s on offer: Per app plan: Purpose: Allows organisations to license individual apps… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Understanding Table Distribution & Index Types in Azure Synapse Analytics
Nov29

Understanding Table Distribution & Index Types in Azure Synapse Analytics

I’d like to consider myself as being somewhat knowledgeable when it comes to Microsoft SQL Server. However, when recently studying for the DP-200: Implementing an Azure Data Solution exam, I did find myself doubting my abilities. The cause of this? The topic of Azure Synapse Analytics (formerly known as Azure SQL Data Warehouse). This product introduces lots of new concepts, features and… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Environment Variables in Microsoft Power Automate Revisited
Nov22

Environment Variables in Microsoft Power Automate Revisited

I had an enjoyable time at the D365UG UK Cambridge event earlier this week. During this, we saw some great sessions from the likes of Ana Demeny, Andrew Bibby and Feridun Kadir, covering a variety of useful Dynamics 365 and Power Platform related topics. I was also fortunate to present a session myself, all about Environment Variables. The talk linked closely to a blog post I did a couple of… Continue Reading The CRM...

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My Thoughts on the Common Data Service Terminology Changes
Nov15

My Thoughts on the Common Data Service Terminology Changes

This week, we saw what I feel is the most innocuous, yet far-reaching change that Microsoft has made to Dynamics 365 Online and the Common Data Service (CDS). And I have to say; I don’t think I’m that conflicted over the changes. First, let’s backtrack and be clear exactly what we’re talking about; namely, a buried away Microsoft Docs article change, relating to the Common Data Service, that… Continue...

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Dynamics 365 Online Unified Interface Transition: Take Action NOW!
Nov08

Dynamics 365 Online Unified Interface Transition: Take Action NOW!

All things must come to an end – for good or for ill. What we term as the legacy web client interface within Dynamics 365 Online is no exception to this rule. As announced by Microsoft around this time last year, this experience is now deprecated and superseded by what we refer to as the Unified Interface (UI). When we consider the core features on offer as part of the UI – a modern… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Extracting Dynamics 365 / Power Apps Solutions Using YAML (Azure DevOps)
Nov01

Extracting Dynamics 365 / Power Apps Solutions Using YAML (Azure DevOps)

Continuous integration and build automation continue to remain the core tenants of a successful DevOps and Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) process. Regardless of the type of software system you are working with, you should always make reasonable endeavours within both of these areas, so that you can meet the following objectives: Store all software artefacts within a shared code… Continue Reading The CRM Chap’s...

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Displaying a Common Data Service Full Entity Image in a Canvas Power App
Oct25

Displaying a Common Data Service Full Entity Image in a Canvas Power App

We’ve long had the capability of tagging images onto either our Common Data Service or Dynamics 365 system or custom entity records, via a dedicated attribute type. They provide a quick and easy mechanism to associate an image with either an individual or company our organisation is working with, to give that immediate context for users in the application. The functionality can also be… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Dynamics 365 October Wave 2 Event – 17th October 2020
Oct18

Dynamics 365 October Wave 2 Event – 17th October 2020

I had such a fun time taking part in the Dynamics 365 October Wave 2 virtual event yesterday. It was great to get together with other community members and to “ride the wave” of all the new features Microsoft are releasing to the Business Application suite of products this month. In particular, I enjoyed attending the following sessions: Marc Trotman’s crash course presentation on the Power… Continue Reading...

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Working with Environment Variables in Canvas Power Apps and Power Automate Flows
Oct11

Working with Environment Variables in Canvas Power Apps and Power Automate Flows

No two software deployment is ever the same. As IT professionals, we will often need to tailor our solutions, to ensure they operate within separate environments, such as development, test, production and anything else in between. From a Power Platform / Dynamics 365 standpoint, there has been some long-standing capability here to help address some of these needs, via features such as Continue Reading The CRM Chap’s Article on...

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How to Resolve Connection Reference Missing From Solution Errors (Dynamics 365 Online/Power Apps)
Oct04

How to Resolve Connection Reference Missing From Solution Errors (Dynamics 365 Online/Power Apps)

When working with Power Automate flows or canvas Power Apps within the confines of solutions, we have typically been faced with a few issues whenever we wanted to start factoring in more complex scenarios. For example, suppose our flows/apps leverage the Common Data Service (current environment) connector only. In this scenario, we’d have little difficulty moving these components between… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Microsoft Ignite 2020 Review: My Top 5 Announcements
Sep27

Microsoft Ignite 2020 Review: My Top 5 Announcements

It was great to have an opportunity to attend (and to get involved with) the virtual Microsoft Ignite 2020 event. Typically, large-scale Microsoft events such as these would necessitate stateside travel to get involved in. But, thanks in no small part to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, Microsoft delivered Ignite as an entirely virtual event for the very first time. With a variety of sessions and… Continue Reading The CRM...

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Avoiding Parallel Execution within Power Apps / Common Data Service Plug-ins
Sep20

Avoiding Parallel Execution within Power Apps / Common Data Service Plug-ins

The Power Apps Solution Checker provides developers with a great mechanism to verify the quality of custom code targeting either Dynamics 365 Online or the Common Data Service. We can use the recommendations it produces to help write better, more optimised code, that will better benefit our deployments and the individuals working with the apps we’ve built. Typically, the recommendations it… Continue Reading The CRM...

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