Introduction In the previous post, I explained immutability and the two layers
of storing components. We now know the importance of immutability, but we
haven’t learned how to manage it. We learned that using an unmanaged solution is
against immut...
Introduction In this post, I want to discuss an essential concept in the
software industry: package immutability. It is relatively easy to understand and
implement in most software projects. However, because of its mechanism, it needs
more work in...
Introduction In the previous blog, we learned that creating magic is not a
single step; it requires ongoing effort and dedication. So, if our magic is
used, it involves repetition of the lifecycle. Additionally, by investigating
the component life...
Introduction In my previous blog, I explained some words—product, component,
environment, editor, and magic—that I will use in this series. In this post, we
will use them with an example. However, if you haven’t read it, I recommend you
do it fi...
Introduction ALM is an advanced concept from software development. So, if you
want to go deep into it, of course, it is not simple. Additionally, this
concept, together with Power Platform, is still rather complicated because it
engages many diffe...
Introduction With the foundation laid, we are now ready to explore logging in
Dataverse using Power Automate Flows in practice. Here is a brief overview of
the journey so far: Now, let’s see how to call this flow and examine the value
it provides....
Introduction In the previous blog posts, I introduced the practice of
Intentional Logging and the foundation you need to establish in your
environment. Now, one of the interesting parts starts which is creating the log.
Indeed if you use flows in ...
Introduction In my previous post Intentional Logging – Part 1 – Introduction, I
introduced the requirement of Intentional Logging as a practice in your
environment. In this post, I explain the first step, which is the customization
you need in Dat...
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