Building a custom UI in a model-driven Power App used to mean writing HTML web resources, wiring up JavaScript, and deploying everything through the Power Platform CLI. Generative Pages changes that. You describe what you want in plain language, and...

One of the features in Microsoft Fabric that I keep coming back to is shortcuts. On the surface they seem simple, just a way to reference data in another location, but the more you use them, the more they start...

If you’ve worked in a Fabric Lakehouse, you’ve already been using Delta Lake, even if you haven’t thought much about it. Every table in a lakehouse is stored in Delta format by default. Understanding what that actually means, and why...

If you have been using Power BI dataflows for data prep and ETL, Dataflows Gen2 in Microsoft Fabric is the next step. It keeps everything you already know from Power Query but adds proper data destinations, pipeline integration, better monitoring,...

PCF components give you full control over the UI in Power Apps, but building one from scratch means setting up the TypeScript scaffolding, writing the rendering logic, and wiring up the component manifest. That’s a lot of boilerplate before you’ve...