With the arrival of WSL 2 (Windows Subsystem for Linux), I thought it was a good time to learn more about this technology. I am surprised at the possibilities this offers. So let’s dive into this and use WSL 2 and Docker-Compose to fire up some containers to present sensor data in a Grafana dashboard.

Combine the power of azure functions within PowerAutomate for unprecedented possibilities.

Create a PDF file from a SharePoint list item using the no-code Microsoft Power Automate Platform.

In this post I will do a write-up of my current project: having fun with LoRaWAN.

Want to get started developing AngularJS / TypeScript applications using Visual Studio Code? In this blogpost I will show you how to get started in less time than a coffee break.

In this post I will explain how you can create your home automation system using a simple Raspberry Pi.

In this project I have build an information-display using an ESP8266 to control a Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD).

I use PowerShell a lot to make life easier as a developer. Also for system administrators PowerShell can be a great solution for various tasks. There are little things that cannot be done using PowerShell when you would compare it to for example an executable file. Microsoft made some security measures to protect you from running any malicious PowerShell scripts and in this article I will summarise the information I found regarding this topic.

Approach (part I of IV) Analysis (part II of IV) Migration (part III of IV) Verification (part IV of IV) This is a multi-page blog-posts about my experiences with SharePoint migrations. You can navigate between the four different pages by clicking on the hyperlinks above. In this series I will describe the migration-strategy I used and hopefully it will give you a guideline to use in your own SharePoint migrations.

Testing your application with large numbers of data is important but sadly often forgotten. SharePoint is no exception to this rule.

In December 2019 I have passed the AZ-900 Exam. Here are some tips that I like to share.

I have attended the 2019 Microsoft Ignite conference located in Orlando, Florida. And here are the top sessions I have seen.

This is a PowerShell script (op-prem) I use a lot to inspect SharePoint list columns.