Building Power Apps solutions templates - part 1
Most people working with the Microsoft Power Platform and Dataverse probably know what the default Common Data Model is. When working with many different organizations having distributed business unit

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Most people working with the Microsoft Power Platform and Dataverse probably know what the default Common Data Model is. When working with many different organizations having distributed business unit

Let’s have a thought about the following case... I would like to have some configuration parameters for my model-driven Power App. There should be an option of changing the mentioned parameters for the applications’ business administrators. Dataverse...

Using the Dataverse plugin framework is one of the most common ways of extending Microsoft Power Apps and Dynamics 365 functionalities with custom .NET code. The problem with it is, however, that it is still based on the old .NET 4.6.2. Framework ver...

And another cat is in place! Right now, I’m writing about performance differences between Dataverse plugins Create/Update events vs CreateMultiple/UpdateMultiple events handlers. The article is available on OneDynamics Blog: CreateMultiple and Update...

The FakeXrmEasy framework has become the actual standard for mocking the Dataverse context for our code unit testing. Thanks to it, we do not have any problems with providing in-memory data for our tests instead of using the real Dataverse service. B...

When trying to create a new table inside the Microsoft Dataverse repository, you will probably see a new option when selecting the Dataverse table type. Elastic tables, which I have in mind, give us the possibility to use Azure Cosmos DB as a table d...
