Microsoft Integration (Azure and much more) Stencils Pack v2.4 for Visio 2016/2013 is now available
Jan 24, 2017
After some requests from the community, I decided to update my Microsoft Integration Stencils Pack with an additional 183 new shapes and some reorganization
Microsoft Integration Stencils Pack v2.3 for Visio 2016/2013 is now available
Oct 9, 2016
Instead of trying to archive everything I want at once, which will probably take me a long time, I decided to publish another version of my Microsoft
Microsoft Integration Stencils Pack v2.1 for Visio 2016/2013 is now available
Jul 11, 2016
Because yesterday Portugal was the European Champion, I decided to give back to the community by releasing my Microsoft Integration Stencils Pack earlier
Microsoft Integration Stencils Pack V2.0 for Visio 2016/2013 is now available
Jun 16, 2016
Finally, I found some extra minutes to be able to write, after spending all my available free time over the last few weeks, mainly researching but also
Logic Apps: Tips and Tricks about the “new” Logic Apps Designer
Apr 22, 2016
If you have been following Logic Apps since its beginning, you must love the new Logic Apps Designer! That is a little closer to his on-premise brother
Logic Apps: How to add several actions inside a Loop (or for each action)
Apr 21, 2016
Following my latest posts, where I talked about the new The ability to call nested Logic Apps directly from Logic Apps Designer Let’s look at how a nested
Logic Apps: How to add several actions inside a Logic App condition branch
Apr 20, 2016
In my last blog post, I talked about the new The ability to call nested Logic Apps directly from Logic Apps Designer, and I mentioned that this great feature
The ability to call nested Logic Apps directly from Logic Apps Designer
Apr 19, 2016
Microsoft Integration Product team announced this month on their monthly webcast (which you can see here) some of the new features that are now available in
Logic Apps: Tips and Tricks to use Azure Functions inside Logic Apps
Apr 14, 2016
In one of my last posts, I explained how to call an Azure Function to create a basic dynamic Hello World Logic App, but it was a simple introduction to Azure





