
Power Apps Test Studio: Some Hard Observations
Summary: The Power Apps Test Studio is, in most cases, a lackluster tool for creating both unit tests and automated UI test cases. Yes, it mimics some of that functionality that other more mature p...

Summary: The Power Apps Test Studio is, in most cases, a lackluster tool for creating both unit tests and automated UI test cases. Yes, it mimics some of that functionality that other more mature p...
Summary: Building a container-based form in Power Apps has several advantages over using the out-of-the-box card-based form control. This post breaks down some of the advantages for these while ide...

Summary: Took the weekend off in part for the Fourth of July but always for my husband's birthday. Throguh this downtime I put my home gym back together, spent quality time with my fella, and had s...

Summary: I got a wake-up call during my last health checkup. Evidently working 7 days a week for two solid months in an atmosphere of constant anxiety is not healthy for a fella. So I’m taking a mo...

Phase one of my next 30 days, slow and easy with lots of rest and healthier food choices ahead. Day Type Exercise Sets Reps Duration Distance ...
Summary: I have been on a project where the client needed an extremely complex custom form with a matrix of visibility and validation rules by organizational division. Atomic design came in handy, ...
Summary: A no cost way to standup a static web site using Jeckyll, Markdown files, on an Ubuntu rig hosted for free as a GitHub pages site with HTTPS. Creating a Blog Using Jekyll on an Ubuntu M...

“Sometimes it takes a journey to come home” is a quote I came across while reading on the flight back from Dallas to Columbus last weekend. The American Heart Association had flown a group of us ou...

I’ve been trying to work with chocolate a little more than I have in the past. So I have three bricks of El Rey, Callebuet and Valrhona in the pantry. When I read the article “Simple Supper, Paris,...

Its pizza night on a rainy Friday Ohio evening. I love going to Dante’s Pizza in Clintonville where Eddie and I used to live in the late part of the 2000’s. It’s a family run hole in the wall with,...