This collection of articles explores topics such as securing services, improving workflows, and enhancing data analysis. It also delves into useful tools, software updates, and practical tips for better efficiency.
Grist’s Action Button widget is a powerful feature that allows users to trigger multi-step operations like adding, updating, or deleting records with a single click. Learn how to use it to simplify your workflows.
Learn how to fetch and transform data from a Grist document table directly in Power BI using a parameterized Power Query function.
While BAP’s historical PHP/USD rate sheets are helpful, several data issues—like missing entries, duplicates, and pricing inconsistencies—raise concerns about accuracy.
Looking for a simple, no-database wiki that renders Markdown on the fly? This post compares Wiki-Go, WikiDocs, and Otterwiki based on the features that mattered most in my self-hosted setup.
The Samsung Galaxy S24 FE looks promising, but with the 256GB variant still at Php36,990, it’s a bit too steep for an upgrade from an older FE model. I’m holding off until it drops below Php30,000.
Hugo and Material for MkDocs are two top choices for building documentation sites. This post compares their installation, customization, image handling, search, navigation, Obsidian integration, performance, and theming to help you decide which one fits your workflow best.
While both Logseq and Obsidian are powerful knowledge management tools, Logseq’s outliner-first approach, bidirectional linking, and built-in task management offer unique advantages that might better suit your workflow.
Comparing the limitations and capabilities of using SharePoint folders versus SharePoint lists in Power Apps. Learn when to use each option for optimal performance and functionality.
Learn how to bypass browser and server caching when fetching files in Power Query.
Learn the two advanced Power Query tricks: custom sorting using List.PositionOf to arrange categories in a specific order and an error-handling method to filter out non-date values.