Updates to Power Apps licensing model from Ignite 2021 (Nov), including the pay-as-you-go model for apps and capacity.
Over a thousand Portals were discovered with a security setting misconfigured. Why did this data leak happen and what can we learn from it?
From October 2021 onwards, the Power Apps per app & per user plans will become very affordable. What's behind this sudden drop in pricing for premium features?
Power Platform Center of Excellence Starter Kit can now run inside a Microsoft Teams based environment. How can all those features fit in there?
Could low-code platforms like MS Power Platform democratize app development the same way Web 2.0 did it for social content creation and sharing? Here's a collection of thoughts around how using less code may impact the business applications ecosystem.
Video of my presentation from Microsoft Ignite 2020 event: "How Power Platform Now Empowers All Microsoft Teams Users".
Teams started out as a pure collaboration tool, but it's now becoming a platform for no-code, low-code and pro-code business apps. Here's an analysis of the potential impact Teams will have for Power Platform and Microsoft 365 application development.
Due to trademark issues, Microsoft had to back off from their plans to rebrand CDS as "Dataflex". How does something like this even happen?
How did the outside world react to Microsoft's announcement of Dataflex and what questions should we focus on after the dust settles from Inspire 2020.
The Common Data Service is a foundational element of Power Platform, yet it isn't an actual software product that would be sold directly on a per user basis. The history as well as the future of CDS make it a complex part of the licensing puzzle for customers - and Microsoft.
