Power Apps code apps give us something Power Platform developers have wanted for a long time: a proper code-first development experience without leaving the managed Power Platform runtime. We can build with React, TypeScript, Vite, or another familiar web stack, work locally in our preferred IDE, store everything in
In the previous article, we looked at the architectural decision between Microsoft Foundry and locally hosted language models. This time, we are crossing to the other side of the fence. You have decided to run an LLM locally, or at least to evaluate the option seriously. Now you are staring
Generative AI is no longer a futuristic experiment. Enterprises are moving models into customer service, document processing, knowledge management, software development, and operational workflows. As those projects move from proof of concept to production, one architectural question appears remarkably quickly: Should we consume a managed cloud model, or deploy an
In Part 1 we scaffolded a code app, installed Fluent UI, and built a Google-style search UI. It was a proof of concept — a shell with no real data. This is where Part 1 stops, and this post picks up: how do you connect a code app to real
Power Apps code apps are one of the most important shifts in Power Platform right now. You get a true code-first experience in your IDE, but still deploy and operate inside a managed Microsoft platform. In this article we build a complete working example — a Google-style search UI
Power Platform Wave 1 2026 explained with feature-by-feature breakdown, hype score, and subjective take for each major update.
Power Apps code apps are one of the most interesting shifts in the platform right now. You get a code-first developer experience in your IDE, while still deploying and operating on a managed Power Platform runtime. If you are asking how to write them, deploy them, and avoid painful
A practical guide to Dataverse MCP Server setup, pros and cons, governance, and the latest Claude Desktop status.
The phrase "low-code" is often equated with "low-risk," but the recent discovery of CVE-2026-20960 proves otherwise. Microsoft has released a security update for this vulnerability in Power Apps, which allows an authorized attacker to execute code over the network if certain conditions
A practical deep dive into Azure Functions + Dataverse architecture, multi-language code examples, deployment patterns, and source control discipline.
A practical, production-focused guide to error handling in Power Automate, including Run after, scopes, retries, logging, and termination patterns.
A practical architecture guide for choosing Power Automate, Logic Apps, and Azure Functions in Dataverse projects, including governance, source control, throttling, custom connectors, and deployment.