Duarte Clemente
RSS FeedLow-code that bears load.
I'm a civil engineer turned Dataverse architect. I design and build Power Platform systems that hold up under real load — real data volumes, real users, real integration pressure. Here I write about the limits and load-bearing capacity of low-code.
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Building a 3M-File Document Management System on Power Apps Code Apps: What the SharePoint Connector Doesn't Tell You
Nearly every typed SharePoint connector action broke on the way to three million files. What broke, why, and the REST passthrough, retry policy, and business-key join that fixed it.
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When Copilot Studio is over-engineering
Copilot Studio is a suspension bridge. Most of your requirements are streams — and a form plus a flow crosses them just fine.
Recent Posts
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Getting Large Files into SharePoint Without Base64-ing Through the Connector
The Power Platform connector caps your file size, and base64-ing bytes through a flow inflates them a third until it falls over. Here's the SAS-and-stream pattern that moves the file out of the connector entirely.
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Real React Apps That Run Inside Dataverse
Most people think Power Platform means canvas apps. It doesn't. Here's how a fleet of full React apps ran natively on the platform against Dataverse — and the read/write split that made it work.
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I deleted the server that merged my PDFs
Going fully client-side removed an Azure Function and a whole class of failure. Then the Power Apps SDK quietly ate every file I tried to read back.