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So we looked at making parallel requests towards Microsoft Graph by utilising JSON batching in my last blog post, but there’s something we need to talk about further… In this blog post we’ll take batched requests a bit further and we’ll look at using… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/sequen

In this blog post, continuing on my series around Microsoft Graph, and taking advantage of the wider Microsoft Cloud ecosystem when building with Low Code on the Power Platform, we’re going to take a look at how we can execute parallel requests towards Microsoft… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev

In this next post within my series on solution architecture for working with Power Platform, we’ll focus on project governance and a solution architects role in ensuring a project is correctly governed end-to-end. We’ll look at various elements and things to consider as part… READ MORE [https://low

Do you find it tedious to have to create a Power Automate flow to achieve things you need to do in Power Apps, that aren’t so easy out the box, or that don’t seem so possible? One of the things I came across recently… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/make-post-requests-towards-microsoft-gra

Do you find it a bit tedious to need to use Power Automate flows in your Power Apps to make HTTP requests to retrieve content from APIs such as Microsoft Graph into an app? In this blog post we’re going to take a look… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/use-the-http-with-azure-ad-connector-in

In yesterday’s blog post, we looked at how we can start to work with application permissions against Microsoft Graph when we’re in Power Apps. Our end result was a button that when clicked populated a gallery of the applications we have in our Azure… READ MORE [https://lewisdoes.dev/blog/part-2-