One thing has been bothering me lately. For as long as I’ve worked with CRM systems, people have complained about clicks. Too many clicks, too many screens, too many forms,
One thing has been bothering me lately. For as long as I’ve worked with CRM systems, people have complained about clicks. Too many clicks, too many screens, too many forms,
Background For years, I’ve had this itch: What if I could build my own app experience on top of Dynamics 365 — something cleaner, faster, and more modern than a
For years, Microsoft has been selling the dream of Low-Code/No-Code: business users dragging boxes onto a Canvas, wiring up some Power Fx, and shipping “apps” without ever touching “real code.”
What If Microsoft Could Start Over with Power Platform? The world didn’t change overnight when AI arrived at our doorstep—it’s been creeping in for years. Quietly embedding itself into release
Microsoft’s vision for the Power Platform has always been about enablement. “Low-code, no-code” has enabled many makers to build business applications without writing traditional code. It’s an attractive idea—why rely