The Daily Friction

A daily newsletter about automation and eliminating friction.

Missing the metro isn’t a big deal…

Missing the metro isn't a big deal... If you know another one's just five minutes away! πŸ• Ever felt the same about software releases? πŸ€” If you can release anytime, missing a release isn't a concern. Just add it to the next one! πŸ’‘ Hold on! What about fixed release...

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Hard work vs. smart work

Hard work vs. smart work An age-old debate. Ever thought 'busy' might be a trap? It's not the hours we pour into work, but the work we pour into those hours. Replace 'work hard' with 'work smart'. Efficiency is the game changer. The real key to the big bucks isn't...

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Entitled Open-Source Users!

Entitled Open-Source Users! Yesterday, I touched on Moq... It had included a 'SponsorLink', causing a bit of a stir with email fiddling. πŸ“§ Its purpose? Simple... to check if you've sponsored Moq. If not, consider a warning message in your build. 🚨 Now, don't get me...

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Remove Moq now!

Remove Moq now! Using Moq for dotnet mocking? πŸ‘€Watch out! Since version 4.20, they've introduced a sneaky SponserLink. What does it do? It scans for your πŸ“©email in your git folder during build. Sounds risky, right? The solution? Say πŸ‘‹goodbye to Moq or downgrade to...

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Software development – a love that consumes you ❀️

Software development - a love that consumes you ❀️ Steals your hours ⏰, your camaraderie 🀝, even your romance πŸ’‘ Despite your best intentions to balance it, the scales βš–οΈ tip towards it. The real twist? You sort of enjoy this imbalance πŸ˜…. After all, it's your passion...

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Developers are masochists 😈

Developers are masochists 😈 They enjoy the thrill of the challenge... 🎒 Where the compiler turns them down 99% of the time 🚫, yet they persist to make it work. πŸ’ͺ Just a thought...🧐

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Make HTML More Powerful! πŸ’ͺ

Make HTML More Powerful! πŸ’ͺ Four issues with HTML: 1. Why should only 'a' and 'form' element πŸ”€ be able to make HTTP requests? 2. Why should only click & submit events πŸ‘† trigger them? 3. Why should only GET & POST methods πŸ“₯ be available? 4. Why should you only...

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Svelte and htmx: A glimpse into the future?

In my journey, I've wrestled with Angular, tangoed with Vue and flirted with React. But here's the catch: 😬 You've got to fully commit and cross your fingers that your prized framework doesn't succumb to the allure of the next shiny tech star. Enter, Svelte πŸš€ An...

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Politics in your company grinding your progress?

Politics in your company grinding your progress? 🎲 Political games - they're a reality inside companies 🏒. It doesn't seem fair, but the question is, do you stand against it πŸ‘Š or learn the rules and play 🀝? "Every unsuccessful person I know believes the game is rigged...

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Scrum sabotaging dev productivity?

Scrum sabotaging dev productivity? I am spotting a pattern lately. Developers doing less and less😯. Why? Estimates are getting increasingly bloated 🎈. What's inflating these estimates? It's down to estimate meetings. Some people find tasks difficult; others don't dare...

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No more Dynamics 365 Marketing.

No more Dynamics 365 Marketing. It merges with Dynamics 365 Customer Insights to become a single AI solution. The fusion results in two apps within this offering: 1️⃣ Customer Insights – Data => now known as Dynamics 365 Customer Insights. 2️⃣ Customer Insights –...

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Remy van Duijkeren

Remy van Duijkeren

Power Platform Advisor

Microsoft Power Platform Advisor with over 25 years of experience in IT with a focus on (marketing) automation and integration.

Helping organizations with scaling their business by automating processes on the Power Platform (Dynamics 365).

Expert in Power Platform, Dynamics 365 (Marketing & Sales) and Azure Integration Services. Giving advice and strategy consultancy.

Services:
– Strategy and tactics advise
– Automating and integrating

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