you’re sitting at your desk with a user story that you’re trying to break down into a solution. The objective is simple, you need to display dataverse data in a way that looks pretty enough to impress your boss for their next meeting with the command team. Luckily for you, you have spent a better part of this decade honing your skills in Power Apps as a “low-code” developer. That being said, you quickly realize… Read more: When I Want A Real Power(ful) App, I Ditch PCF and Grab Next.js

Picture this: you’ve just landed a gig to architect a Microsoft 365 tenant with SharePoint on-prem and cloud for a DoD environment. You’re staring down at a fresh copy of NIST 800-53 (R5), a massive 500-page tome of standard policies, guidelines, and verbose technical requirements covering a full spectrum of security roles. Like Frank Herbert’s Dune in both size and complexity, it presents a challenging landscape for even experienced security professionals to navigate. To make… Read more: Architecting a DoD-Compliant (CMMC 2.0) Microsoft 365 and SharePoint (On-Prem) Environment

One of the hardest challenges as a Power App Developer is translating customer requirements into solutions that don’t make users want to put a brick through their monitor. This often means finding MacGyver-level workarounds for environments more complex than a battlefield intelligence analysis. As someone who’s traded in my beret for a keyboard but still maintains that battle-ready mindset when facing Microsoft’s ecosystem, let me walk you through my latest SNAFU with Power Apps and… Read more: Leveraging AI Document Processing in Power Apps – A Learning Lesson