Learn how to get your Fantasy Premier League (FPL) information (league, manager, general stats etc) automatically delivered straight to your Microsoft Teams chat or channel through the use of Power Automate.
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Are you tired of not being able to see the functions you’re writing? Are you getting sick of trying to work out where exactly you missed that comma that you can’t see? Then take a look at this video to see how you can get a BIGGER and BETTER expression box on Power Automate in under 4 minutes!
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A custom connector, Fantasy Premier League, independently published on Microsoft’s Power Automate. The Fantasy Premier League connector allows users to gather league, player, fixtures, results and more to be utilized on the Power Platform. An example of this is to gather the previous and current weeks league results to display the league table and movement of user ranks.
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So you want to run attended or unattended RPA flows but don’t want to keep your PC on 24/7? Use a Virtual Machine (VM)! In this blog post I’ll show you how to spin up an Azure VM, run your Desktop Flow and close the VM down to save costs and run efficient Desktop Flows.
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This is an overview video of UI Flows running on an Azure Virtual Machine(VM), starting, stopping and running everything from a simple Flow. We can now utilize Power Automate to perform Automation Testing, check the video out!
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Have you ever wanted to created the illusion that your application is moving? Well parallax images have been around on the web and in applications for a long time and I wanted to experiment with this in PowerApps. This blog post will show you how to use parallax backgrounds with a six layer sample. What […]
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I’ve been learning PowerApps recently and I was inspired by @8bitclassroom and @ScottDurow with their awesome PowerApps games. I wanted to learn PowerApps by doing something similar, I decided to make a 2D scroller game. During this time I’ve been focussing on areas that can improve the look and feel of applications and in this […]
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If you’re like me and you now shop online more than you do in stores, ordering at just a click of a button and tracking your overall expenditure is constantly becoming harder. You can of course view each order on your account, but you do not get an overall view of your spend. This blog […]
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This is the second post in a small series of making a stand-alone Power Automate application following on from the first post. We’re going to jump straight in where we left off and now expand from simply returning some team information to getting the teams previous game, the score, their competitors name and send a […]
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So, we all know how awesome Power Apps is, however, Power Automate is equally as awesome and can be used on its on for data applications. This blog post is the first of a small series and aims at creating a custom connector for the NHL™ (because I’m starting to become a big fan!) and […]
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