Slight alignment in my MVP award categories: I am (as well) an Azure MVP now
I have been privileged for eight years now to be a part of Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) program – it really is a great honor, which enabled me to meet so many great people, to be involved in tech as never before, and to be communicating and discussing...
Office 365 auditing includes SharePoint auditing – it is there, and it can be used now!
I am still often surprised about lot of Office 365 users who are not aware of the existence of Office 365 auditing, and who still rely mainly on SharePoint Audit Logs. Office 365 admin audit logs is a feature available through the security and compliance center, needs...
Joining SysKit as Chief Strategy Officer
Today I am joining SysKit – those lovely people who have created SPDocKit, SysKit Security Manager and SysKit Insights – as Chief Strategy Officer and a management board member.
Extending PowerApps and Flow, part 3: Extending PowerApps language with Azure Functions
In the previous two articles of this blog post series, we have seen how to utilize Azure API Apps to connect to external data sources, and how to utilize the same app to extend limited PowerApps expression language with additional value controllers. But sometimes, if...
Extending PowerApps and Flow, part 2: Extending PowerApps language with Azure API Apps
In the first article in this series, I wrote about building PowerApps from the custom data sources using Azure API Apps. But, since the built-in expression language in PowerApps is not particularly powerful (number of events and methods available is pretty limited),...
Extending PowerApps and Flow, part 1: Adding custom data sources through Azure API Apps
After multiple sessions about extending PowerApps with custom code I had during the past six months, a lot of people have asked me if I could write it all down. Since PowerApps are declared by Microsoft as a successor of InfoPath (without 1:1 parity, though), this...