Lewis Baybutt

In this next post as part of my series on Power Platform solution architecture, following on from my last on capturing requirements and workshopping around this, I’d now like to focus on how we can categorise the requirements we’ve gathered to take these further,… READ MORE [https://lowcodelewis.co

Ever wondered whether its possible to filter a lookup on a model driven app form based on a previous lookup on the form you’ve already populated? It’s possible! Want to know the good part? We don’t have to use anything complex like custom JavaScript… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/filter-

In this next post in my series on solution architecture for the Power Platform, we’ll focus specifically on the stage at which we capture granular requirements and some tips on how to lead these sessions for success! Get the right people in the room… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/power-p

In this next post in my series on Power Platform solution architecture we’ll look at some of the things we can consider when reviewing a solution proposal or designed solution by identifying strenghts and weaknesses within our design. Stay tuned for loads more content… READ MORE [https://lowcodelew

In this next post in my series on solution architecture I’m going to discuss the topic of approaching a customer with both a solution proposal and demonstration. In the last post in this series we looked at some of the things you could include… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/power-platfor

Ever have a common process or piece of logic that you want your users to be able to regularly run against a record in Dataverse or Dynamics 365, but don’t have a button with the out the box solution to support that? What if… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/add-custom-commands-to-model-driv