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Logic Apps: CI/CD Part 1- Building your Logic App
Pedro Almeida
May 10, 2021
What Is CI/CD Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) is a development practice that accelerates software delivery It allows teams to deploy
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Logic Apps: Recursive Logic Apps
Pedro Almeida
May 3, 2021
My thoughts While dwelling in my thoughts, a memory came to my mind In my college time, I was presented with a challenge to make a recursive Fibonacci
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Logic Apps: Catching errors
Pedro Almeida
Apr 19, 2021
As part of development guides, it's always a good idea to have a fallback plan and handle errors You can be 99999% confident that your code won't fail, but
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Logic Apps: CSV Alphabetic sorting
Pedro Almeida
Apr 12, 2021
We learn new things every day When it comes to Logic Apps, learning never stops because the platform constantly evolves and new components appear However,
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Introducing a new brand and Azure Functions: Moving from Azure Portal to VS
Pedro Almeida
Mar 30, 2021
Before we start with the actual post, I'd like to introduce a new brand we will be developing This is the first official post with the "It's not Rocket
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Revisiting “The Get-AzLogicApp command was not found”
Pedro Almeida
Feb 11, 2021
Last week, when preparing for a deployment, I bumped into this error again As noted in my previous post, it could be easily fixed with a PowerShell module
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Controlling the initial state of a Logic App
Pedro Almeida
Dec 29, 2020
Why deploy Logic Apps disabled by default Sometimes I need to deploy Logic Apps in a disabled state instead of having them start automatically This
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Logic Apps Consumption: Moving from Azure Portal to Visual Studio
Pedro Almeida
Dec 21, 2020
From Azure Portal to Visual Studio Most developers start building Logic Apps in the Azure Portal because it’s fast and straightforward You open the
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What do I need to do to start developing Logic Apps Consumption from Visual Studio?
Sandro Pereira
Oct 15, 2020
Azure Logic Apps Tools is available for Visual Studio 2019, 2017, and 2015 Community edition or greater, and will allow you to design and deploy your logic
