Tag Archives: PowerApps

Microsoft Copilot / AI – A day in the life of a power platform developer

AI, particularly Microsoft Copilot, has significantly impacted daily work, enhancing productivity and streamlining processes. It has been used for tasks like crafting messages, designing presentations, and creating solutions with Power Platform. Using my session “Copilot – A day in the life of a developer” I tried to highlight AI’s potential. The art and science of prompting were discussed, emphasizing the need for goal, context, source, and expectations. Despite challenges, Copilot’s potential in various daily tasks is clear, as it streamlines work and assists in code generation, although human ingenuity remains crucial.

What-Why-How | Cloud Power Automates – Myths – General Guidelines

Cloud Power Automates, is a powerful tool that allows users to create and automate workflows between different applications and services. This article will cover three things Basic best practices for implementing Power Automates Here are some basic best practices while implementing Cloud Power Automates: By following these best practices, you can make the most ofContinue reading “What-Why-How | Cloud Power Automates – Myths – General Guidelines”

Dynamics 365 CE – Using Security Groups – How many do I need? Can I nest them?

The latest feature in Dynamics 365 CE (and PowerApps), is to provide user access to an environment using AAD Security Group or Microsoft 365 Groups. This is a wonderful feature for IT admins as they don’t need to deep dive into the security model of Dynamics 365 CE / Power Platform for doing a dayContinue reading “Dynamics 365 CE – Using Security Groups – How many do I need? Can I nest them?”

PP : Check logged-in user security roles

Product: Dynamics 365 CE, Model Driven Apps Language: JavaScript Doing an operation based on the logged-in user’s security roles is a common requirement is any Dynamics / PowerApps implementation. Here is a simple code, that you can re-use to do any activity based on user’s role. For this example, I have taken a scenario ofContinue reading “PP : Check logged-in user security roles”