If you’ve done any serious work involving Entity Framework (EF) Core in the past, there’s a good chance that you’ve worked with Code First Data Annotations when modelling…
Working with Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates can sometimes feel like a pure grind. You could say the experience is akin to spending many hours wandering around a…
Regular readers of the blog and Azure Data Factory aficionados may recall a post I did last year, where I discussed some of the limitations present as part of…
Welcome to the ninth post in my series focused on providing a set of revision notes for the MB-400: Microsoft Power Apps + Dynamics 365 Developer exam. Last…
Anyone who has spent a considerable length of time working with virtual entities in Dynamics 365 Online / the Common Data Service will have their collection of war…
A great benefit when working with Azure Logic Apps in conjunction with Azure Functions is that setting up secure authentication between the two services is a cakewalk. Security…
One of the exciting announcements that came out earlier this week, in tandem with Microsoft Build 2020, was the introduction of a new Power Platform exam and corresponding…
The great thing when you are working with Azure Logic Apps is that, if you have previously spent any amount of time understanding Power Automate flows, the knowledge…
Azure Logic Apps are a great tool to look at when addressing simple or complex system integration requirements, and one which experienced Power Platform developers should instantly be…
OAuth 2.0 authentication can transform into a very deep rabbit hole if you find yourself stumbling into it for the first time. Perhaps this is for a good…
