Friday Fact: Parallel branching in Logic Apps enables asynchronous execution of multiple tasks si...
Feb 23, 2024
Parallel branching is a concept utilized in various workflow automation systems, including Logic Apps, to enhance the efficiency and flexibility of task
Friday Fact: Implementing error handling in essential business processes is vital. Logic App is n...
Feb 9, 2024
Once again, Logic Apps are a powerful tool for automating workflows and orchestrating processes seamlessly And in the world of Logic App development, where
Logic App Consumption Bulk Failed Runs Resubmit Tool
Feb 9, 2024
Last week, we published a post on Logic Apps Best Practices, Tips, and Tricks exploring how to resubmit multiple runs at once However, that process can still
Friday Fact: Trigger Conditions Can Help You Optimize Workflows and Conserve Resources
Feb 2, 2024
Logic Apps provide a powerful way to automate workflows and orchestrate processes One key feature that enhances Logic App design is trigger conditions These
Logic App Best Practices, Tips, and Tricks: #40 Did you know you can resubmit multiple runs at once?
Jan 30, 2024
Welcome again to another Logic Apps Best Practices, Tips, and Tricks After starting this series of posts on my blog, I ended up publishing most of the tips in
Visual Studio Logic App Consumption deployment: The subscription is not registered to use namespa...
Jan 22, 2024
Last week, I was helping a client get started with their footprint on Azure by deploying our very first services: an Azure Function and a few Logic Apps
Friday Fact: Integration Account doesn’t support XML Nested Schemas for Schema Validation
Jan 12, 2024
For 2024, I have challenged my team to publish a fact about the technologies we work on every Friday The base rules will be: This has to be an
Santa Claus SMSs Logic App
Nov 29, 2023
Christmas is just around the corner, which means that here at home, it's a crazy and fun time for the kids (actually, for the whole family since we love
Announcing Logic App Consumption Copilot
Nov 15, 2023
I initially called this tool Logic App Consumption DevBuddy, but then my dear friend Mike Stephenson told me that I should call it Copilot, and I liked the





