Microsoft Teams: How to be a presentation master?
by Like it or not, we all have to do presentations now over teams. Up until now, it wasn’t the most pleasant thing to do. Let’s …
Tag: Fundamentals
If you want to master something, you need to understand the fundamentals of technology deeply. Those are the building blocks that you will have to learn more complex concepts. Knowledge is like a house. First, you build strong foundations and then go up. I know this looks like a cliché, but it’s true. Fundamentals make for good professionals.
In this section, I’ll work on bringing you the fundamentals of each technology. From small details that make all the difference to big things, you can expect a mix of items. I’ll focus on technology, mainly the Power Platform, but I can write about other stuff I find interesting.
Since I have many sections, you can see a mix of concepts from technology, productivity, and more. The important part for me is that you learn something new, but also teach me. If you don’t agree with some of the concepts or want me to focus on them, please get in touch. I want feedback, and you can always reach me by email or Twitter.
OData: And Operator
Sometimes having one operator that provides us with all the data that we need is hard, so it’s useful to aggregate several in the same …
Power Automate: Scope Action
The Scope Action is not commonly used, but it’s a super important one. Overall it doesn’t change your Flow, but it provides context to your …
Microsoft Forms: Quiz for Education
As more and more business and education systems need to adjust to online teaching, quizzing people becomes an essential part of testing how the students. …
OData: Equals Operator
Checking for equality is essential when using operators. For example, if we want to filter data, we usually use one or more equals operator(s) to …
Power Automate: Condition Action
I can say with confidence that the condition action is one the most used actions in Power Automate. It’s simple in nature and instrumental in …
Microsoft Graph: Exploring what it can do
I want to write about Microsoft Graph for a while, which is the perfect way to start, in my opinion. Let’s explore what it is, …
OData Reference: An Introduction
First and foremost, OData or Open Data Protocol dates back to 2007 when Microsoft started it, being standardized later by OASIS (not the band, unfortunately) …
Power Automate: Apply to each Action
The “Apply to each” Action is one of Power Automate’s most used and useful actions. Since many actions return arrays, it’s useful to have an …
Microsoft Planner: Filtering for Optimal Performance
Continuing with Microsoft Planner’s fundamentals, today, we will explore the grouping and filtering options. We also explored the concept of “grouping,” so if you’re interested, …