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Continue reading →: Power Platform | Masking rules (Preview)
Let’s say you are storing sensitive information such as credit card numbers, SSNs, or users’ email addresses, and you want to protect this information during customer interactions to prevent data leaks. Masking Rules help by replacing sensitive data with masked strings. Masking Rules use regular expressions to identify specific patterns, for example…
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Continue reading →: Getting Started: Build Your First Power Apps Code App
In my previous article, I have explained about the Power Apps Code Apps , a new way for developers to bring Power Apps capabilities into web apps built in a code-first IDE. In this article, we’ll learn how to build a Code App and publish it to a Power Platform…
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Continue reading →: COPILOT function in Excel
COPILOT function in Excel allows you to enter a natural language prompt in your spreadsheet, reference cell values as needed, and watch Copilot instantly generate AI-powered results. How to use: To use we enter this code into any cell: =COPILOT(prompt_part1, [context1], [prompt_part2], [context2], …) The COPILOT function syntax has the following…
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Continue reading →: Introducing JayVish.dev – My Hobby Project
I’m excited to introduce JayVish.dev, a hobby project where I’ve started building, simple, and useful online tools. My goal is to create a space where developers and everyday users can quickly access the utilities they need. What’s Available Today To begin with, I’ve published the first set of tools: Each…
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Continue reading →: Azurite: Build Azure Queues and Functions Locally with C#
Lets say you are a beginner Microsoft Azure developer and you want to : Normally, these tasks require an Azure Subscription. But what if I told you that you can test all of this locally using Azurite, a lightweight emulator for Azure Storage, without needing a subscription? What is Azurite?…
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Continue reading →: C# | Semantic Kernel | Building an AI Agent with Function Calling
In my previous article : Getting Started with Semantic Kernel and Ollama: Run AI Models Locally in C# I have explained how to run AI models locally by building a simple chat application. In this article, lets understand what is Function Calling and how we can implement it using simple…
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Continue reading →: Prevent ‘No Authentication’ in Copilot Studio Agents Using DLP Policy
In my previous article : Create an Agent and Use Adaptive Cards , I explained how to build the Virtual Running Coach Agent using Microsoft Copilot Studio In this article, let’s explore Agent security authentication and how to prevent Agent makers from choosing No authentication by using a DLP Policy. Agents…
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Continue reading →: Model Driven Apps | Generative pages (preview)
Did you know that, you can now build a generative page that’s created using AI from the Model Driven App designer. In this blog post, I will explain how to get started and build a simple Generative Page Prerequisites Create a generative page in model-driven apps Important Points: At the time of…
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Continue reading →: Build a RAG Chat App in C# Using Semantic Kernel, Ollama, and QDrant
In my previous blog post “Getting Started with Semantic Kernel and Ollama – Run AI Models Locally in C#”, I explained how to run language models entirely on your local machine using C# and Ollama. In this post, I’ll walk you through building a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) application. Lets first…
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Continue reading →: Copilot Studio | Manage Agent solutions
In my previous blog post Create an Agent and Use Adaptive Cards, I explained the steps to build an Agent using Microsoft Copilot Studio. If you’ve noticed, the Agent we’ve created belongs to an environment. So how do we move the agent to another environment? You can export and import…
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