The Log You Need Is the One the Platform Decided Not to Keep
The support ticket had been open for nine days when the operations manager finally said the sentence out loud: "It works every time I try it. It onl…
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A Dashboard Is Not a Report. It Is an Argument About Definitions.
Lina runs operations for a furniture manufacturer in Foshan. Two years ago she sent me a screenshot at 7:40 in the morning: two dashboards, side by…
Power Automate Error Handling That Actually Works: 429, 404, Timeouts and Retries
Most Power Automate flows are built for the happy path. They run fine in testing, fine for a few weeks in production, and then one morning there are…
Chat with Salesforce in Microsoft Teams using a Copilot Studio agent
Originally published on fluxvec.ai . Compare quotes, ask about opportunities, and much more with this simple setup. What the agent is Copilot Studio…
The Expression Engine Is Small. That Is Exactly the Problem.
In June, a distributor customer of ours called about a quote that should never have existed. Their quoting app has a validation rule: the discount f…
Revolutionizing frontend development
Have you ever felt that a large part of frontend development is repetitive work? Building forms, creating tables, connecting fields to API endpoints…
I got tired of building the same backend twice, so I built a tool that generates it for me
Every time I shipped a product that needed both a mobile app and a web app, I ended up doing the same thing: build the backend, build the Flutter ap…
Low-Code Automation's 2026 Hype Isn't Fading. That's the Problem.
People keep asking whether the low-code automation hype — n8n, Zapier, Make, Coze, Dify, LangFlow — is finally cooling off in 2026. I researched it.…
Your Low-Code Platform Is Fast Until a Customer Builds One Real Table
The demo table had 412 rows. It loaded in under a second. Everyone in the room nodded. Eight months later, that same customer's work order table had…
Building a tested calculator in the Uniface 10 IDE
Uniface is one of those tools you rarely read about, but that still runs a surprising amount of business software. I work with it regularly, and I w…
The false choice between low-code and pro code
For years, low-code has been positioned as the future of software development, with predictions that it would eventually replace traditional coding.…
Creating a Custom Agent in 5 Minutes
Agents are cool, we know that, but making them can seem daunting. But actually it can be super easy, with the right tools and approach, let me show…
Your UI config quietly became a programming language. Here's the fix
It always starts the same way. You send a form's fields from the server so the team can change them without a deploy. Reasonable. Then one field has…
Apps in Amazon Quick vs. App Studio vs. a custom build
Every company I have worked with carries the same invisible debt: somewhere between thirty and three hundred spreadsheets nobody versions, fed by ma…
Unsecured Low-Code Apps Expose Sensitive Data: Implementing Security Oversight to Mitigate Risks
Introduction: The Proliferation of Unsanctioned Low-Code/No-Code Applications Consider a recent incident: A customer intake form, developed within m…
Overview of the RTOS Kernel Project
In previous tutorial, I've gave you the theoretical background about ARM Cortex-M3/4 processors. In here, I will explain the RTOS kernel project str…
My analysis and experience of catching a bug in a filesystem
Introdution Hi, this is my analysis of a bug I found on the simplefs project. Here's the project link . This was my first time finding a bug and try…
NocoBase and the mystery of the shifted timestamps: MySQL vs PostgreSQL, measured
There's a class of bug reports that keeps coming back in the NocoBase community, especially in the Chinese-language forum: "all my times are off by…
Set It and Forget It: Scheduling Weekly Data Syncs in Retool
Set It and Forget It: Scheduling Weekly Data Syncs in Retool If you've ever manually pulled a report, cross-checked it against a spreadsheet, and re…
Why I Choose Lovable for Building Full-Stack Applications with AI
Why I Choose Lovable for Building Full-Stack Applications with AI Over the last year, AI-assisted software development has evolved from generating c…
Custom API's in Power Automate
One of the best things about Power Automate ane the Power Platform is connectors, there are over a thousand, covering nearly all of you needs, with…
88% of orgs hit an AI agent security incident — and half their agents run with no boundaries. That's an architecture problem.
A stat from 2026 that should stop you cold: 88% of organizations reported a confirmed or suspected AI agent security incident in the past year (92.7…
"Coding is over, Software is not" — the line that nails AI coding's biggest misunderstanding
At a conference this week, a VP at PingCAP (the company behind TiDB) dropped a line that's been rattling around my head ever since: "Coding is over,…
Even Anthropic didn't notice Claude got worse for weeks — AI quality is invisible, and that's the enterprise problem
The company that ships the best coding model on the planet just published a postmortem worth sitting with: three innocent-looking config changes qui…
Power Apps Components Explained: Build Reusable UI Like a Pro
Power Apps Components Explained: Build Reusable UI Like a Pro Imagine building a form in Power Apps, perfecting the styling, adding validation logic…
"Supports custom code" means nothing. Here's the 3-level ruler that tells you if a low-code platform will lock you in.
Every low-code vendor says "we support customization." But supports is a weasel word — recoloring a button is customization, and rewriting a schedul…
Your low-code project didn't fail because of low-code. It failed because you picked the wrong paradigm.
Everyone who's shipped an enterprise system on a low-code platform knows the arc. The first two months are euphoric — drag, drop, forms and workflow…
Your low-code app is smooth in the demo and dies in production — here's why
Every low-code platform looks great in the demo. Drag, drop, ship — 50 records fly. Then it hits a real tenant with a few million rows and real conc…
Road To KiwiEngine #10: Why Sugar Isn’t Just Another Page Builder
Most visual web builders think in pages. I’m thinking in systems. That distinction is the entire reason Sugar exists. Because after years of working…
Score Big with Power Apps: A Step-by-Step Guide to Custom Football APIs
If (Sports Fan && Power App){ return "Goal!" } You know what I really admire in software development? No matter if it is no-code or hard-cod…