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How many times has your development team set out to build yet another data table component? Sometimes AG-Grid or Kendo UI tables are perfect for your needs, but other times you need that custom built to support your functionality and performance goals. Here's a case study on a complex data table component build and performance optimization our team did as a part of ongoing Digital Transformation efforts for a current client: https://lnkd.in/gvCFFRVB

Warning: This video contains a free course coupon 😉 I am surprised with the amount of confusion around writing #OData filters on #Dataverse #lookup fields in #PowerAutomate. It all comes down to understanding the #Schema_Name and #Logical_Name in Dataverse. You will be surprised 😯 how easy and straight forward it is. https://lnkd.in/g6_dTPnE

Widget life cycle A-Stateless: Constructor bulid() B-Stateful: 1-create state() 2-init state() 3-didChanageDepencies() 4-bulid() 5-didUpdateWidget() 6-deactivate() 8-dispose() createState(): This method is required and creates a State object for the widget. It holds all the mutable state for that widget. The State object is associated with the BuildContext by setting the mounted property to true. initState(): This method is automatically called after the widget is inserted into the tree. It is executed only once when the state object is created for the first time. Use this method for initializing variables and subscribing to data sources. didChangeDependencies(): The framework calls this method immediately after initState(). It is also called when an object that the widget depends on changes. Use this method to handle changes in dependencies, but it is rarely needed as the build method is always called after this. build(): This method is required and is called many times during the lifecycle. It is called after didChangeDependencies() and whenever the widget needs to be rebuilt. Update the UI of the widget in this method. didUpdateWidget(): This method is called when the parent widget changes its configuration and requires the widget to rebuild. It receives the old widget as an argument, allowing you to compare it with the new widget. Use this method to handle changes in the widget's configuration. setState(): The setState() method notifies the framework that the internal state of the widget has changed and needs to be updated. Whenever you modify the state, use this method to trigger a rebuild of the widget's UI. deactivate(): This method is called when the widget is removed from the widget tree but can be reinserted before the current frame changes are finished. Use this method for any cleanup or pausing ongoing operations. dispose(): This method is called when the State object is permanently removed from the widget tree. Use this method for cleaning up resources, such as data listeners or closing connections

Saving time on Notion is very important. Why did you repeatedly do one thing in Notion while you can automate it? When you need a meeting note or any recurring task you can automate the task of making recurring tasks. 1. Create a Database 2. Create a new template: click on the drop-down next to the “New” button 3. Then set the “Repeat” option here is the full guide https://lnkd.in/gdM-dBnM #notion

Lets understand data validation? what is it ? Restricts the values that a user can enter into a given cell, based on: • Number Type (Whole vs. Decimal) • Value (Between, Less Than, Equal To, etc) • List of Items (Based on cell range or manual list) • Date/Time (Between, Less Than, Equal To, etc) • Text Length (Between, Less Than, Equal To, etc) • Custom (Formula-Driven) go to data-data validation -select data arrays range and customize your table. BACK END -DATA-LOGIC-FRONTEND(PRESENTATION)- By definition, Excel is a full-stack development platform*; but rather than separating each layer of the process (data, logic & presentation), Excel mixes them all within the same user interface:

Task-5 The address book system task in #CodSoft strengthens your skills in data management and user interface development. It provides practical experience in implementing CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations. This task enhances your ability to design efficient and user-friendly applications.

#BusinessCentral 24 preview is out there and with a very cool feature as I can say 😉 (sorry I'm biased 🙈). Now you can do simple integrations with Dataverse manually without any coding! Read is in my newest blog post! #businesscentral #msdyn365bc

Automate Excel: Add Rows to #MicrosoftExcel Read Sophie's latest blog or watch her companion video to learn how to add rows to your Excel documents automatically with Encodian Flowr and #PowerAutomate! Click the link to learn 👇

Highlights include the public release of two DevCon Vienna presentations, sending emails via REST API, and how to zip and unzip files in VBA. #msaccess #vba #softwaredevelopment

My Own Code Generator! In my projects, I realized I repeated the same steps for every table when creating the business logic and data access layers. To save time, I built My Own Code Generator. This tool can create all the necessary files (except for the presentation layer) automatically. As you can see in the video, it generated 22 files, reducing weeks of work to seconds. Tool link: https://lnkd.in/efcBpdiZ