Welcome back to my fourth post on custom connectors I’m going to open source and this one almost immediately follows on from the previous Sessionize one. As mentioned in the previous post, Sessionize was used to help speakers organize their Read more…
I was thinking about the wider Power Platform whilst playing with Dataverse for Teams and it struck me that there doesn’t seem an obvious way to move things between different Dataverse for Teams environments – which means once you have Read more…
Welcome back to my third post on custom connectors I’m going to open source – my previous two being What3Words and OMDb. The subject of this custom connector is probably the most commonly used event management platform, Sessionize. Sessionize is Read more…
Welcome back to the ongoing series of how we can use and manipulate the user interface to your advantage in model driven apps in fully supported ways. We have discussed a number of options in the past and you can Read more…
Welcome back to the ongoing series of how we can use and manipulate the user interface to your advantage in model driven apps in fully supported ways. We have discussed a number of options in the past and you can Read more…
Welcome back to my second post on custom connectors I’m going to open source, if you missed the first one around What3Words I’d love you to go and check it out. The connector is available here for you to download: Read more…
Welcome back to my third in the series of using the user interface to your advantage in model driven apps, if you have missed previous we have spoken about setNotification and addNotification so feel free to go and check them Read more…
Previously we spoke about using the setNotification feature from the javascript SDK in this blog post but today we are going to talk about something similar but subtly different. Today’s topic of discussion is addNotification. formContext.getControl(arg).addNotification(notification); Add a notification to Read more…
There are some fantastic parts of the model driven app world that are underused and I’m not really sure why? Maybe the fact they require coders to write them but who really knows? Over the course of a few blog Read more…
I have a pretty good idea of what Project Oakdale is and how it’s a good stop gap between D365/CDS and SharePoint lists. I can see the benefit of it for smaller internal things between Teams too so I thought Read more…