Last month, I was working on the problem of handling MFA code prompt with Playwright and finally figured out an approach to tackle the problem. I did not blog about it though. But I did share a small video about how it works on Twitter. I then sa...
When it comes to functions for processing JSON data there is not a whole bunch of expressions available in Flow. I would have expected some function for JSONPath, but alas it is not there. So, this means lot of times you have to deal with JSON to...
When you download a solution using pac solution clone Power Platform CLI also creates a cdsproj file along with the solution components. You’ll need this cdsproj file to do the subsequent pac solution sync to keep the solution components up...
I first saw Interactive Polyglot Notebooks in dotnetConf couple of years back. I immediately started thinking about all the possibilities it brings to the table for a developer. It could be used just a place to put all the code snippets by develo...
FetchXML used to be the only language for querying Dynamics CRM Dataverse. When WebAPI endpoint was introduced, OData style querying also became an additional option. When SQL4CDS was released it provided a way to query Dataverse using T-SQL whic...
Recently, I passed the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam. While I am mainly focussed on Azure, I thought this will be a good exam to take to understand the market leader. I signed up for AWS Cloud Quest. This was interactive training where yo...
During the time of Dynamics CRM, there was not much cross over to Azure. But these days, Azure and Power Platform are used together more often than ever. One of the important tools for an Azure person is Azure CLI. In this post, I will show you t...
Everyone hates passwords. But, passwords are easy, because most people use the same password across multiple services. When PowerPlatform DataverseServiceClient was first released, everyone were excited, because you can use it with v3 runtime. Bu...