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AI dev tools are great for a PoC, but shipping to prod is another story. Here I share my approach to the AI SDLC and the best practices I apply, based on my own experience.
Keep reading: AI SDLC: a compendium of best practices for developing with AI →
How to use PowerShell with REST APIs and an Azure Service Principal to monitor the status of several Flows — especially useful for managing and automating alerts on critical flows.
Keep reading: PowerShell + REST APIs to monitor the status of MS Flows →
How to use an Azure Automation Runbook with PowerShell to create a complex SharePoint page automatically: a tracking field, a custom web part and header images, all from one script with Managed Identity.
How to back up a Dataverse table and save it as a CSV file in SharePoint using PowerShell, assuming the Azure AD app already has access to both Dataverse and SharePoint.
Keep reading: Using PowerShell to back up a Dataverse table →
How to monitor the status of a Power Automate flow with PowerShell — useful when you need to track flow runs and get alerts when certain conditions occur.
Keep reading: Using PowerShell to monitor a Power Automate flow →
How to automate creating a SharePoint Online page — adding taxonomy fields, web parts and a custom header — with a PowerShell script and the PnP PowerShell module.
Keep reading: SharePoint Online + web parts, headers and taxonomy fields. →
Learn how to build a PowerShell script with a GUI to split CSV files in this step-by-step tutorial.
Master Power Automate with advanced expressions for more sophisticated, customised workflows. Learn the key techniques here.
Examples of SharePoint Online REST API operations that are uncommon or not fully documented: creating a Contact field, updating field and taxonomy values, and modifying a page's web part layout.
