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Power Fx is easy to write badly because it accepts procedural code. These are the patterns that hold up once an app has thirty screens and someone else has to change it: derive rather than store, handle errors where they happen, and give components real boundaries.
Rajiv Kumar·Jan 13, 2020·6 min read
SSOM runs inside the SharePoint process and reaches things no remote API can — timer jobs, farm configuration, synchronous events. It also leaks memory readily. Here are the rules that matter, and why none of it applies to SharePoint Online.
Rajiv Kumar·Jan 2, 2019·5 min read
Both Dataverse and SharePoint lists sit behind Power Apps, so 'which database' is the wrong question. The right one is what the data must guarantee: relationships, row-level security, and validation that holds no matter what writes to it.
Rajiv Kumar·Jan 2, 2019·5 min read
