Matt Ruma – Thoughts on Software Development

Adventures with APIM: Blazor WebAssembly CORS Issues

Posted on December 27, 2021December 27, 2021 by Matt Ruma

For the past couple of hours days I have been battling an issue 🤔 where my CORS policy in APIM did not seem to be working for my Blazor WebAssembly application. I thought I had my APIM policy correct, allowed-origins and allowed-methods looked good. Still was receiving the CORS issue?! 😤 Thought I had this…

Adventures with Azure APIM: C# In My Policy

Posted on December 15, 2021December 15, 2021 by Matt Ruma

I was asked by a customer recently on how to call a third-party API that required an MD5 hash to be included as a query string parameter from Azure API Management. I knew the answer was in policies but was not exactly sure how to do it. I also seemed to remember the Marvel API…

Adventures with the Power Platform: Handling Dataflow Upserts

Posted on November 4, 2021November 4, 2021 by Matt Ruma

I want to import data from an Excel workbook into my Power Platform Dataverse. To get started, I created a Table to hold the imported data. I added a single column called Name to my Table. I created my Dataflow, in my example, it was from an Excel file hosted in OneDrive. I followed the…

Adventures with Power Apps: Don’t Forget Those Pesky Table Permissions

Posted on October 19, 2021October 19, 2021 by Matt Ruma

I created my first Power App. The app, a canvas app, is supported by (2) tables in the Dataverse. The app manages meetings for an internal community. It allows members to sign-up to speak to the community on a topic relative to the community. I shared by app with my teammates, giving them all Basic…

Adventures with Blazor: Custom Markdown Component

Posted on July 14, 2021July 14, 2021 by Matt Ruma

I created a simple Blazor Markdown component, you can download it at NuGet Gallery | PhatBrainSoftware.MarkdownEdit 1.0.1. Below is a screenshot of the component in action. The code is at phatbrainsoftware/MarkdownEdit: Blazor markdown editor component. (github.com), feel free to fork and make some changes!

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