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25 Sep

Why You Need (More Than) Locks: Ensuring Consistency with Transactions in Your No-Code Applications

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TL;DR Consistency is vital in no-code development for user trust. Many platforms struggle with data reliability due to locking issues. Momen.app uses PostgreSQL’s Multi-Version Concurrency Control (MVCC) to ensure data integrity, allowing developers to focus on building features without worrying about consistency problems. Why Consistency Matters in No-Code Development No-code development is often associated with feature delivery, problem solving and quick realization of business value. And it should be, after all, time-to-market, is probably one of the most important reasons one would choose to use no-code in the first place. But underneath every app lies one critical need: consistent, reliable…

Exploring the new Dynamic Subscriptions for Power BI Reports

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Exploring the new Dynamic Subscriptions for Power BI Reports Introduction Dynamic Subscriptions for Power BI were recently released as a Preview Feature in the Power BI Service, allowing for distribution of personalized per recipient reports. The feature is explained in some depth in the official Documentation & Power BI Blog, but when playing around with the feature I came across both a few easily overlooked features, as well as some potential use cases that I failed to setup correctly. The rest of the article below summarizes my exploration of the feature, both in terms of what works and what does…

Unraveling the URL Enigma with Power Automate’s C# Plugin

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Intro: Emails often contain links that are valuable for various reasons. Power Automate by Microsoft is a tool that can automate many tasks, but it doesn’t have a built-in feature to Find all (as in excel) instance of a specific string. Felling in love with bring in your own c# code as a plugin helped to solve a small problem of extracting URL from an email body. C# Code: Piggy backing on the previous blog on the framework the only change is using System.Net; using System.Net.Http; using System.Text.RegularExpressions; using System.Threading.Tasks; using Newtonsoft.Json.Linq; public class Script : ScriptBase { public override…