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Fluent UI DetailsList custom sorting and filtering can transform how structured data is displayed. While the default DetailsList component is powerful, it doesn’t include built‑in features like advanced sorting, flexible filtering, lazy loading, or selection‑driven filter chips. In this blog, we’ll show you how to extend Fluent UI DetailsList with these enhancements, making it more […]

Kube Lens — The Visual IDE for Kubernetes Kube Lens is a desktop Kubernetes IDE that gives you a single, visual control plane for clusters, resources, logs and metrics—so you spend less time wrestling with kubectl output and more time solving real problems. In this post I’ll walk through installing Lens, adding clusters, and the […]

If you’re in the world of Oracle Cloud, you are most likely busy planning your big switch to Redwood. While it’s easy to get excited about a new look and a plethora of AI features, I want to take some time to talk about a tool that’s new (at least to me) that comes along […]

When building modern SharePoint Framework (SPFx) solutions, reusable UI components play a crucial role in keeping your code clean, scalable, and maintainable. In particular, interactive components help improve the user experience without cluttering the interface. Among these components, the Accordion is a commonly used UI element. It allows users to expand and collapse sections, making […]

In my last blog post I addressed how to prepare your team for a unique experience and have them primed and ready for brainstorming. Now I want to cover what actually happens INSIDE the brainstorming session itself. What activities should be included? How do you keep the energy up throughout the session? Here’s a detailed […]

With the release of SPFx v1.22, Microsoft introduced Heft as the new build engine, replacing Gulp. This change brings better performance, modern tooling, and a more standardized approach to building SPFx solutions. In this blog, we’ll explore what this means for developers and how to upgrade. What is Gulp in SPFx? In SharePoint Framework (SPFx), […]

Introduction The modernization of legacy applications has always been a costly process: understanding old code, uncovering hidden dependencies, translating communication models (for example, from SOAP to REST), and ensuring that nothing breaks in production. This is where artificial intelligence changes the game. AI does not replace the architect or the developer, but it speeds up […]

In one of my recent Flutter projects, I had to implement a session token mechanism that behaved very differently from standard JWT-based authentication systems. The backend issued a 15-minute session token, but with strict constraints: No expiry timestamp was provided The server extended the session only when the app made an API call Long-running user […]

What is MCP? Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open-source standard for integrating AI applications to external systems. With AI use cases getting traction more and more, it becomes evident that AI applications tend to connect to multiple data sources to provide intelligent and relevant responses. Earlier AI systems interacted with users through Large language […]

When using Optimizely Commerce Spire with React 18 or later, developers frequently encounter hydration issues—pages render blank or React shows hydration warnings. This typically occurs when the HTML rendered on the server does not match what React expects on the client. This blog covers: Why hydration issues occur after upgrades The difference between CMS content […]

Creating email templates that render consistently across major email clients (Outlook, Gmail, Yahoo, Apple Mail) is challenging for developers due to differences in rendering engines. Common issues include distorted corners, misaligned text, and inconsistent heights—especially in Outlook, which uses Microsoft Word’s engine. In this article, I’ll show you how to create rounded-corner buttons that work in […]

If you’re knee-deep in building apps, you already know APIs are the backbone of everything. Testing them? That’s where the real magic happens. For years, we’ve relied on tools like Postman and Insomnia to send requests, debug issues, and keep things running smoothly. But lately, there’s a buzz about something new: Bruno. It’s popping up […]