When covid struck in 2020 I decided to explore Power Apps, already having years of experience with Azure. This article summarizes the journey, sharing the experience and gotchas I came across - hoping you will find it useful!

Based on an issue I raised in a discussion with Microsoft employees - first in public with Merill Fernando and https://twitter.com/inbarck - and then escalated into a private chat with:

At the end of 2022 I decided to try taking another Microsoft certification. I finished the Ignite Cloud Skills Challange, received the free voucher and started wondering what exam should I use this voucher for. Go the AI route?

The goal of this article is to provide a key-area focused roadmap easing exploration of AI-enabled Azure products

The goal of this article: shortcut-providing roadmap enabling you to understand DynamoDB faster

auth0 had terrible outage. As a result, I was kicked in the middle of learning on LinuxAcademy and could not have accessed it for almost 2 hours. As I was frustrated trying to access the platform, I was also discussing the dangers of those-so called ‘serverless solutions’ like auth0 with fellow LinuxAcademy students. I showed to them my old article about cloud and promised to write a new one with my current conclusions after gaining experience with all main platforms - AWS / Azure /…

Not so long ago I was asked by a friend, a tech entrepreneur owning his own company, why should he consider expanding his business into cloud and how it could benefit his customers and his very own development workflow. So instead of answering him in a lengthy message, I decided to summarize it here, also for the benefit of people who may have asked the same question.

Back in 2017 I took 3 Azure exams - 533, 534 + 475 and recently decided to go for AZ-102 which is my 4th Azure exam and the 1st one passed after a long break caused by health problems.