Development of client side scripting can be painful. As discussed in my previous blog post it is very easy to get started, but the flow - coding ➡️ uploading ➡️ publishing ➡️ refresing - is very time consuming and super annoying.

Microsoft describes how to use Telerik Fiddler to help with this. As a Mac user, my issue with that is, that Fiddler Classic is not available for MacOS. Fiddler Ewerywhere is available for MacOS as well, but it's not free.

The free and better option are browser developer tools 🌟. Let's next discuss on how to streamline your development flow with them!

Model-Driven Power Apps enable makers to quickly create data focused applications. As the name suggests they lean on the data model in Dataverse. We can customize forms functionality with business rules to automatically populate columns, show validation messages and control column visibility and requirement level. Business rules work in the scope of a column - what if we want to control other things on the form? Let’s dive into simple JavaScript functions every citizen developer should know!

Emojis are so integrated into our lives, that they have become a universal language. Instead of "yes", "kyllä", or "ja" we can simply use 👍 - and everybody understands it. Magic! Let's explore how we can use Emojis in Power Platform.

Warmest of welcomes to my blog. I thought it would be nice to first start things off by explaining my intentions with this blog - and what would be more fitting than a classic "Hello World"!

Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");