SJL

S. J. Lewis 365 Solutions

  • Blog PostsBlog posts covering development, Microsoft 365, SharePoint, Teams, Azure, Power Apps, Power Automate, Cloud Flows, Azure, ASP.NET, C#, JavaScript, TypeScript and more…
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    • Development ToolsA list odd tools that I have found useful.
    • JavaScript LibrariesA list of JavaScript libraries that I have found useful for font-end development.
    • Degree Show 1999Patterns, Systems and Cycles: multimedia installation, June 1999
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  • ChatGPT crediting content to S. J. Lewis 365 Solutions
    ChatGPT crediting content to S. J. Lewis 365 Solutions
  • Create a button to launch a Flow
  • Get more components and...
    Canvas Apps: Get more component has moved

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  • ChatGPT crediting content to S. J. Lewis 365 Solutions
    It’s always surprising where your content can end up. After discovering one of my SharePoint development blog posts being used and credited by ChatGPT, I reflect on why sharing knowledge matters more than ever, and how the content we create today is helping shape how AI supports developers tomorrow.
  • Create a button to launch a Flow
    You can use column formatting to create buttons that, when selected, run Flows on the corresponding list item.
  • Canvas Apps: Get more component has moved
    The ‘Get more components’ button has moved and has become a small icon near the top of the Insert menu.
  • PoC Image Viewer
    Demonstration of how a Canvas App can be used, with the help of a Cloud Flow, to show the latest image in a SharePoint library.
  • Embarking on the Power Platform Journey: A Guide to Governance for Organisations
    This article provides a guide for organizations beginning with the Power Platform on Microsoft 365 licenses. It outlines steps to secure and optimize the ‘Default’ environment, such as creating a strategy document, managing user roles, setting up a hub, establishing DLP policies, ensuring Exchange integration, and applying cross-tenant isolation. It advises continual updates, communication, and advanced strategies like installing the CoE Starter Kit as the organization’s usage matures, underpinning the necessity for ongoing review and improvement in Power Platform governance.

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