If you’ve ever stared at Microsoft Teams trying to figure out how to locate a colleague — especially someone you’ve never chatted with before — you’re not alone. Teams has a few different ways to find people, and not all of them are obvious at first glance. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through every … read more…
A few weeks earlier, I worked on a Project Management app using SPFx for a client. For this SPFx web part, we use a SharePoint list as the data source to store project details, and we were required to display the latest project details on the app home page. Most of the time, I displayed … read more…
If you’ve been using Microsoft Teams for a while, you’ve probably noticed that things get messy over time. Old project channels pile up, files from finished projects keep showing up in searches, and teammates get confused about what’s still active. Sound familiar? Archiving in Teams is the fix for this — and it’s something a … read more…
In Power Apps, you can show a completely different home screen to each user based on their department, role, or email — no premium license needed, no code outside the formula bar. This tutorial walks you through the modern, Microsoft-recommended way to do it using App.StartScreen, plus I’ll cover what’s changed since the old App.OnStart approach and why … read more…
Recently, I needed to customize the default form of a SharePoint list. The requirement is that the choice values be displayed in the dropdown control with related icons, and some options be disabled for users. To achieve this, I created an SPFx Form Customizer extension and built the form using Fluent UI React controls, such … read more…
In this SPFx tutorial, I will explain how to fix the warning @microsoft/generator-sharepoint update check failed which comes while creating an spfx client-side web part. And also I will show you how to fix the issue Can’t install SPFx Certificate on a windows machine. @microsoft/generator-sharepoint update check failed Here are the steps I was following … read more…
Last week, one of my clients asked for a small but interesting customization. They wanted to change the default SharePoint list form and make it look more modern and user-friendly. They specifically wanted to replace the default choice field with a Fluent UI Dropdown. The dropdown needed to read values from a SharePoint choice field, … read more…
In the last few years, I have built many solutions using the SPFx ListView command set extension. It helped me to customize the SharePoint lists’ and libraries’ command bar and the right-click context menu for different client needs. This extension is a useful part of the SPFx because it lets us add extra features that … read more…
If you’ve been working with Power Apps for 8+ years, you already know the basics inside out. You’ve built canvas apps, connected SharePoint lists, and used Power Automate. This isn’t that guide. This is for the conversations where the interviewer leans forward and says, “Okay, but how would you handle that at enterprise scale?” I’ve put … read more…
If you’ve ever hosted a Teams meeting and needed to track who actually showed up, you already know how useful the attendance report is. Whether you’re a teacher tracking student participation, a project manager logging who attended a standup, or an HR coordinator running a training session, this report saves you from scribbling names on … read more…
If you’ve worked with Power Apps and Power Automate for even a short time, you’ve probably run into JSON. And honestly, the first time I saw JSON in Power Apps, it felt confusing. But once I understood how to work with it, it became one of the most powerful tools in my apps. In this … read more…
Searching a SharePoint list in Power Apps sounds simple — until you hit a delegation warning, a Choice field that breaks your formula, or a Person column that returns absolutely nothing. I’ve built dozens of Power Apps for clients and internal teams, and these exact problems come up every single time. In this tutorial, I’ll … read more…
CountRows looks like one of the simplest functions in Power Apps — until it silently gives you the wrong number. If your SharePoint list has 1,200 records but CountRows keeps returning 500, you’ve hit the delegation limit. And if you tried the “just use a Collection” workaround — surprise, that doesn’t fix it either. In … read more…
If you’ve ever been in a Microsoft Teams meeting squinting at a tiny spreadsheet on a shared screen, or struggling to read chat messages because the text feels too small, you’re not alone. This is one of the most common Teams frustrations, and the fix is simpler than you think. In this tutorial, I’ll walk … read more…
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