Deep dives into Dataverse, Power Automate, Power Apps, and Azure integrations. The patterns, the gotchas, the things the docs don't tell you.
Power Apps Component Framework lets you build React-based custom controls for model-driven forms and views. Most of the time, you shouldn't. Here's when PCF is the right answer — and what the tooling docs don't warn you about.
A practitioner's guide to every integration option Dataverse offers — Webhooks, Service Bus, Virtual Tables, Dual-Write, Power Automate, Custom APIs, Web API, and the .NET SDK. When to use each, when to avoid them, and how to pick the right one.
Subgrids show related records directly on a form. Here's how to add them, choose the right relationship, filter the records, enable inline editing, and set up a New button that pre-fills the parent lookup.
After 50+ implementations, here's what actually works for migrating data into Dataverse — the tools, the phases, the gotchas with lookups and deduplication, and the mistakes I still see teams make.
Licensing isn't a procurement problem — it's an architecture decision. Here's the mental model every solution architect needs before starting a Power Platform project, with real scenarios and a pre-project checklist.
A parent dropdown for Country, a child dropdown for City that only shows cities in the selected country. Here's the pattern, the delegation-safe version, and the reset behavior that catches everyone.
A senior D365 developer's guide to JavaScript in model-driven apps — form events, Xrm.WebApi, field manipulation, async OnSave, debugging, and the patterns you'll actually use in production.