Managing portal lifecycle stages
Power Pages (formerly known as Power Apps Portals) allows organizations to build and manage web portals for different audiences, such as employees, customers, or partners. One key aspect of successful….
Power Pages (formerly known as Power Apps Portals) allows organizations to build and manage web portals for different audiences, such as employees, customers, or partners. One key aspect of successful….
When working with Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Dataverse, managing the lifecycle of your applications and customizations is crucial to maintaining a smooth and efficient environment. One of the key components….
Site versioning and rollback management are critical components of Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) for Power Pages. These processes allow teams to maintain consistent portal versions, track changes, and, when necessary,….
Power Pages (formerly known as Power Apps portals) offers a robust platform for creating data-driven, external-facing websites. When managing and deploying Power Pages in an enterprise environment, it’s essential to….
Syncing site content with DevOps pipelines for Power Pages allows for automated deployment, versioning, and seamless integration between development and production environments. By leveraging Azure DevOps pipelines (or other CI/CD….
Forgetting to minify your JavaScript, CSS, and HTML assets before deployment can significantly impact your application’s performance, leading to slower load times and poor user experience. Here’s a comprehensive guide….
Skipping asset minification can significantly impact your application’s performance and user experience. Here’s how to properly handle asset optimization for production deployments. Consequences of Unminified Assets Proper Minification Setup 1…..
Handling Missing Environment Variables in React Applications Proper fallback mechanisms for environment variables are crucial to prevent runtime errors when variables are undefined. Here’s a comprehensive guide to implementing robust….
Serving React App with Incorrect publicPath Issues When your React app’s publicPath is misconfigured, you’ll encounter problems with asset loading, routing, and general functionality. Here’s how to identify and fix….
Forgetting to Set Homepage in package.json for Static Hosting When deploying a React app (or similar frontend project) to static hosting services like GitHub Pages, Netlify, or Vercel, forgetting to….