Intro Low-code platforms like the Power Platform have democratized software development. They make it much easier to build applications and automate workflows. However, a new technique is emerging in the pro-code space that is quick and powerful: Vibe Coding. Vibe […]

The Joy and Frustration of JSON Over the past few weeks and months, I’ve posted quite a few blog posts about working with JSON files, particularly in Power Automate, and interacting with APIs. The content has come from what I’ve

JSON Arrays ,When working with JSON arrrays in Power Automate, the Apply to Each loop is often assumed to be necessary when transforming or manipulating arrays. However, loops are not always the best option and they can lead to performance

Enhancing Your Power Automate Bluesky Posts In my previous blog Automate Posting on Bluesky, I discussed how to use Power Automate to post on Bluesky using their API. Today, we’re taking it a step further by adding links and hashtags

Posting On Bluesky If you’ve been following the buzz in the social media world, you’ve probably heard about Bluesky. Bluesky is the decentralized platform that looks and feels very much like Twitter (erm… I mean X). Posting on Bluesky is

Objects And Arrays What denotes a JSON array and what constitutes a single object? Why when I create an ‘Add a new row’ to Dataverse action does Power Automate sometimes automatically create an ‘Apply to each’ loop, even though I

Required JSON Data Recently, I’ve discussed how you can build flexibility into your flows if the JSON data returned by an API contains a null or an empty string. Today I’ll look at how you can validate that the API

Empty JSON Strings When APIs have no data, generally either a null value or an empty string is returned. Last week in my post Handling Incomplete JSON Data, I discussed how to handle null values. Today I’ll explain how to

Incomplete JSON Data Another day on my JSON journey. Today I’ll explain how you can build flexibility into your flows by improving the format of a JSON schema to  handle incomplete data, in particular when an API returns a null

Nested JSON This is how to extract data into an array from a JSON that contains nested components. This is typically something you may need to do when formatting the response received from an API call. JSON is a data

Working with large or complex JSONs can be intimidating, The key is to understand the JSON structure you are working with. If you’re struggling trying to extract data from a JSON, then this post is for you! JSON Structure The

Following on from the post on Canvas Apps Sizing & Performance, a question was raised about Flows and whether there are capacity limitations and recommendations relating to Power Automate flow limits Maximum Flow Size Because Power Automate Flows run in
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