Ditching WordPress: Migrating My Blog to Azure Static Web Apps & Azure DNS
Using GitHub Copilot and Azure Static Web Apps to create a blog website.
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Flex-routing, Anthropic models, Microsoft defaults and you
Oh wait, is Microsoft quietly moving my data outside the EU? Ok, let’s be honest. That headline is slightly dramatic. But there’s enough truth in it to warrant putting down your coffee and paying attention for two minutes. Because Microsoft flipped a switch, and most European organisations won’t notice until it’s too late. Here’s what […]
Prioritize my inbox with Copilot in Outlook
Do you remember the announcement of Copilot being able to prioritize your inbox in Outlook? I do. It took a while to get here, but it’s arrived in my tenant now! Let’s get started by saying I am by no means an Outlook power user. I have an inbox, no folders, and only a single […]
New SharePoint Experience: The Build tab
Last on our list of new tabs is the Build tab. This is your new home for creating sites, document libraries, lists, and agents. While sites and lists haven’t changed much lately, having a single overview of everything you own is a nice touch. One thing to note: the overview of document libraries only shows […]
New SharePoint Experience: Taking a look at the Publish tab
The new Publish tab is quickly becoming one of my favorite features. While it isn’t necessarily a brand new capability, as we could already create news and pages via the “Create” button in the old UI, the actual workflow feels much more intuitive. For a user, using a dedicated “Publish” entry point to start a […]
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Hi, I'm Edine.
I'm a Microsoft MVP and Microsoft 365 consultant. I use this blog to share what I've learned, what actually works, and what you may want to check before switching something on.
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