How LLM based generative AI systems are challenging the role of traditional business applications, as well as the job roles of people building them.
Your Power Apps user settings are probably wrong
Are the date, time, number and currency fields looking funny in your app that uses Dataverse? Here’s where to fix the settings & why managing them is so complex.
Something to look forward to in 2023 Release Wave 1
My top 5 items from the latest Microsoft Power Platform release plans to keep an eye on – and also a few notable omissions.
Thinking Quarterly, Q4/22
Quarterly digest of my writings on LinkedIn between October and December 2022. Includes topics on Power Platform evolution, governance, adoption, security, licensing, and more.
The state of Teams as a platform
2 years since the Dataverse for Teams launch, it’s time to look how far we’ve come with the Microsoft Teams application platform story & what’s missing still.
A few notes on the Timeline: model-driven Power Apps form tweaks
Notes rollup, multiple Timelines per form, customizable actions, modal dialogs for detail forms – there’s so many settings to optimize with this control in 2022 Release Wave 2.
Thinking Quarterly, Q3/22
Quarterly digest of my Power Platform and low-code thoughts posted in July-August 2022 to my LinkedIn followers. Now also available to subscribers of the Thinking Forward blog.
Your mental battery and the power of living
You can’t escape tiredness only by resting. Living your life to its full potential is the ultimate energy source, yet it also consumes your mental energy.
The future of Power Platform – Steve has a chat with Jukka
Microsoft MVPs Steve Mordue and Jukka Niiranen share their insights on where Power Platform is heading and why low-code is eating the world.
Is blogging worth it?
How much time does blogging take and what do you get out of it? Reflecting on my 14 years of tech blogging, what I’ve gained from it and what it means to me. Why you should / shouldn’t start your own blog.