Welcome, Ramblers

"A good book is the precious life-blood of a master spirit." – John Milton

Moraine Lake

Climb That Mountain

The aim of this website

Simply put, the intention of this website and the information published is to learn. Whether I play the role of the student or the teacher is of little importance, but achieving a space for dedicated and focused learning will be the ever-evolving goal. Primarily, this site will focus on the Microsoft Power Platform in all its glory, with a focused audience that involves but is not limited to those who straddle the line between functional and technical consultants within the platform. The interplay between Power Applications, Power Automate, and the red-hot Copilot Studio are my primary focus areas, in addition to the platform at large (think Admin Center, security, governance, and Dataverse).

Since this is the commencement of my ‘professional’ writing and learning journey, I want to note that I open my virtual door to all feedback and criticism in an effort to learn together. In the formative years of my career (which I am still in the thick of), I have learned more from strange faces in the community than any white papers. Keeping that in mind, the least I can do is learn from my video and blog-authoring mentors and pass on my experiences so that others might learn and evolve. Please reach out to my personal email, [email protected] for any questions, comments, concerns, connections or recollections.

Alex Foncannon

Power Platform Developer and Consultant based in Chicago, Illinois.

Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn or Letterbxd – drop your movie recommendations in the comments, I won’t judge.

  • Power Automate Deployment Readiness

    In order to successfully and thoughtfully write and publish this article, I will review the Power Automate White Papers. The intention will be to focus on Connections/Connection References while working in a team scenario.

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  • Who Am I?

    Who Am I?

    That’s a fair question, really. I think about it all the time. Sometimes I don’t think that my physical body, my everyday life, my job, my friends are even real. It’s kind of like The Truman Show or some other feel good-feel bad nightmare. What is happening here?

    CONTINUE READING: Who Am I?