I've seen a few articles pop up recently regarding moving away from maker portals or building Power Apps and Power Automate flows using natural language. I thought to myself...I wonder if AI can really replace building some of these things, or if it's something that people will test out, say is cool and go back to building traditionally? 🤔 I am loving the parts that AI can build for me, skipping things that take are just monotonous, things I have to do a lot like setting up

I was chatting to Cooky the other day about APIs for Power Platform with some work he was trying to do for some tools. I went down a bit of a rabbit hole with the connector in Power Automate, as that can do similar actions, so I started looking at the actions and got very confused. The naming convention around managing platform seemed to not align with what they are called in the rest of the platform or the documentation. But I managed to figure out a couple of bits. Environm

We've built a tool, but I want to make sure this tool adds value for people and building from just my own needs and perspective will only take me so far. It's time to Beta test. This has 2 main advantages, 1, I get new ideas, 2, I understand if my tool will actually work on other peoples machines 😅 I reached out to a couple of friends and they were more than happy to test out the tool. I gave them access to the .dll file and success, the tool actually loaded and worked! I ha