💯 ... at least, those are my plans. Sometime between now and Jan 1st, 2027, I'll be releasing a good deal of Power Platform content, but, for those of you who took the Power Fx Coding course with me, you'll know that: - I'm developing a code generator that will generate all your canvas Power apps for you. So... - Will there be a need to know Power Apps if AI can generate it all for you? 📺 The attached video was made with AI of course. It needs a lot of work, but would your intelligence be insulted if I generated content with AI. It would still be my style of content: conversational tutorials, but it would be more concise and to the point. The first few would be trial & error & responding to your feedback on what you like/didn't like.📈 If you want to see the first draft of this video that was hilarious, look here: - 🤖 https://youtu.be/pcirnx8ac3M The one I have attached is here: - ✅ https://youtu.be/VJcFwtdc090 Super POWER (💪🏋️⚡🧨) Labs has always been about helping you develop your "super powers" as a professional "screen worker". I was going to say "office worker" (spanning all fields), but some of us work at home. 😅 The tech has definitely shifted after the "Chat GPT" moment and everything that's come out since. People are being laid off in droves. If you don't want to be

These certifications are going away and are being replaced! ❌ PL-200 ❌ PL-500 ❌ PL-600 🤔 How does this affect you and your future plans?! The PL-200 is being replaced by: ✅ AB-410 Intelligent Applications Builder Associate https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/skills-hub-blog/the-ai-job-boom-continues-build-the-skills-that-move-business-forward/4494139

Darren did you will no longer developing power apps that you’ll no longer be providing content related to power apps?

SharePoint lists can handle a large number of items, but performance can start to degrade if not managed properly. Microsoft has set the threshold for a large list in SharePoint at 5,000 items, which is the List View Threshold (LVT). This is the point at which the platform may start applying stricter querying limits to prevent large queries from negatively impacting server performance. However, a SharePoint list can technically store up to 30 million items. The key to maintaining performance with large lists is in how you access and work with the data: 1. Indexing: Ensure that columns you frequently query are indexed. Indexing columns can dramatically improve performance when filtering and sorting data in large lists. 2. Views: Use filtered views that return less than the LVT. Carefully design views to show only the items needed. Use filters and specify the most restrictive filters first. 3. Queries: When designing queries (e.g., in CAML or OData), make sure they target indexed columns and return less than the LVT. 4. Archiving: Consider archiving old items that are not accessed frequently to another list or database. 5. Folders: Use folders to organize items in a way that ensures any view within a folder does not exceed the LVT. 6. Batch Operations: When working with data programmatically, use batch operations to limit the number of round trips to the server. Remember that the threshold is not about the total number of items in the list, but rather the number of items a database operation can involve at one time. Good list design and management can help ensure that your SharePoint list remains responsive and performant even as it grows.

AI says, "You know that's a deep cut reference". 😅 Movie reference: Finding Forrester. Great film.