Tech enthusiast, problem solver, and lifelong learner. Blogging about Power Platform, Dev, IT, and automation. Exploring new tech, sharing insights, and building solutions. Welcome to Adam’s Bit Pit!
Power Platform
PowerApps developers, let’s talk about PCF—PowerApps Component Framework. If you’ve ever felt limited by out-of-the-box controls in Model-Driven Apps, PCF is the game-changer you’ve been waiting for. It allows you to create fully customizable components, extending the capabilities of your apps beyond what’s natively available.
Arduino
If you've dabbled in IoT or embedded systems, you've probably heard of the ESP8266 and ESP32—two microcontrollers that have taken the maker world by storm. These little powerhouses offer built-in Wi-Fi, plenty of computing power, and cost significantly less than many comparable solutions. But how
Business Analysis
If you've ever sat in a room full of business analysts, product owners, and developers, you know that nothing stirs up a debate quite like the question: "Use case or user story?" One is a structured, detailed narrative; the other is a lightweight, agile-friendly format. Both
Automation
The Business Challenge: Inefficiencies Hiding in Plain Sight Every organization aims to optimize its business processes, but inefficiencies often lurk beneath the surface. Research from Forrester suggests that knowledge workers spend 30% of their time on manual, repetitive tasks that could be automated. This inefficiency translates into lost productivity, increased
PowerShell
PowerShell is a powerful scripting language, but when dealing with large datasets, performance bottlenecks can turn a simple script into a slow, memory-hungry beast. Let's explore strategies to optimize PowerShell performance and keep your scripts running efficiently. ⚡ Why Optimize PowerShell for Large Data Sets? 1. Speed – Reduce execution
Sales
Sales isn’t just about closing deals—it’s about closing the right deals. Pursuing the wrong opportunities can drain your time, resources, and morale. That’s where opportunity qualification frameworks come in. They help sales teams focus on high-value deals that have a real chance of converting, ensuring effort
Power Platform
PowerApps developers, gather around! Today, we're tackling one of the most powerful integrations in the Power Platform universe: embedding a Canvas app in a Model-Driven form. Why? Because sometimes, out-of-the-box just doesn’t cut it, and you need pixel-perfect UI elements, custom business logic, or external data sources
Redis
When it comes to managing user sessions efficiently, Redis is a top contender. Unlike traditional session storage methods, Redis offers high-speed, in-memory data storage, making it ideal for applications that require low latency and high scalability. 🚀🔥 Why Use Redis for Session Management? 1. Speed and Performance ⚡ Since Redis operates in
PowerShell
If you've ever found yourself copy-pasting the same PowerShell script across multiple projects, it's time to stop. There's a better way. PowerShell modules let you encapsulate functions, manage dependencies, and create reusable workflows that scale. In this article, we’ll explore why you should
Sales
When selling remotely, maintaining engagement is one of the biggest challenges. Without the physical presence and body language that traditional sales rely on, you need to be intentional about how you present your message. Here’s how to maximize impact in a virtual sales setting: 1. Craft a Memorable Core
VS Code
🎩 Visual Studio Code is like a magician’s hat—every time you dig into it, you pull out a new trick. You think you know it, you use it every day, but then someone drops a “Did you know you can do this?” and suddenly your whole workflow changes forever.
AI
🎨 Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing digital art—whether you’re crafting concept sketches, designing social media graphics, or generating surreal dreamscapes that make Salvador Dalí look like a minimalist. But AI-powered image generation isn’t just about typing "cool cyberpunk city" and watching Midjourney spit out magic (though, let’