Generative Pages just became available in all regions, making code-free builds a core part of the platform - this is a huge shift. For those of us building on Power Platform outside the US, it has been a long, long wait. We’ve been using AI in our builds (where possible) for a while, but Microsoft making this natively supported moves this to the mainstream. Hoping it lives up to the hype and that we’re finally done explaining away the platform compromises clients have had to accept. #GenerativePages #PowerPlatform

Big update for #GenerativePages 👀 If you want to see this in action and learn directly from the source, get to know Scott and his work at Update Days: Power Platform 👉 power.updatedays.cz #PowerPlatform #GitHubCopilot #VibeCoding

keep watching ⏳ Microsoft is changing the low/no code game 👏 #PowerPlatform #PowerApps #GenerativePages #Dataverse #VisualStudioCode #GithubCopilot #VibeCoding #ModelDrivenApp #Dynamics365 #CE #CRM

Though I've mostly transitioned to Claude CoWork + Vercel + GitHub + Supabase for my vibe coding projects, I highly recommend Lovable to those who are just starting out. The barrier to entry is very low, and if you use Plan mode or ask another chatbot to help you plan before you prompt Lovable, you can manage your credits burn-through rate and get great results. They keep improving it, too, and they put a high priority on security. My top piece of advice: Use AI to learn AI. Ask it to teach you how to vibe code. Ask it to interview you to get clarity around what you're trying to build before you begin. Be persistent and patient and you'll be amazed at what you can do, even in just a few hours of work. https://lnkd.in/gQfPBp82

Claude Cowork vs OpenClaw (2026) - The Honest Comparison 🏆 Claude Cowork vs OpenClaw (formerly Moltbot): Which AI automation tool is actually better for non-techies? If you don't know Python or the command line, this comparison will save you hours of frustration. 🔧 OpenClaw requires: • Python coding • Command line knowledge • 2-4 hours of setup + debugging • GitHub issues only for support ✅ Claude Cowork requires: • ZERO coding • Beautiful desktop app • 15-minute setup • Email + documentation support 💡 Real talk: I have an MBA in Finance, not a computer science degree. I tried OpenClaw for two days. I gave up. I set up Claude Cowork in 15 minutes and automated my first task in another 10 minutes. 📊 Key difference: • OpenClaw = toolkit for building tools (for developers) • Claude Cowork = tool that just works (for normal people) 🏆 WINNER for non-techies: Claude Cowork 📖 READ THE FULL COMPARISON BLOG: 👉 https://lnkd.in/eUqu6Asj 📚 COMPLETE GUIDE (Pillar Page): 👉 https://lnkd.in/eSUK3VEn 🔔 Subscribe for more AI automation guides for non-techies! #ClaudeCowork #OpenClaw #AIAutomation #NoCode #Productivity #AITools

Looking to learn Claude Code? We still have a few spots open at next week's AI community learning sessions with Timothy H.. Workshop: Wading into Claude Code - Live demos - Full-site SEO audit - Legal research and court filing - Website cloning and deployment. - Scripts and automations What attendees will learn: How to set up Claude Code and organize sessions for focused, efficient work Plan Mode, hard rules, and safety guardrails that prevent costly mistakes How to find and evaluate open-source tools (GitHub repos, MCP servers) safely. No coding background required. Attendees with laptops can follow along live. https://lnkd.in/eT4RNJ8i #AI #community #workshops #AnnArbor #Technology #ClaudeCode

Continuing my “break it down simply” series 👇 Today’s topic: setting up GitHub Copilot in VS Code. Because tools are only useful when you actually know how to use them. If you're getting started with AI in coding, this is for you. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gYiBBPUY #LearnInPublic #AItools #WebDevelopment

Grok Build and Grok CLI are scheduled to launch next week, and a new Grok Code model may also be coming soon. Fun fact: AI-powered coding assistants, like GitHub Copilot, helped demonstrate how models can suggest code and speed up routine development tasks—paving the way for more integrated developer tools. #DeveloperTools #AI #CodeGeneration #SoftwareEngineering

Having a knowledge graph skill like Graphify is a serious time-saver for anyone who wants to learn — and learn fast. Recently, I wrapped up my Pump shift on the Microsoft AI Edge Deployment team where we take thousands of daily upstream commits from Google chromium and reconcile them with the MAI browser codebase. AI-assisted coding has made that process a lot more manageable — using Skills with Claude and GitHub Copilot to analyze code changes, triage build breaks, test failures, and merge conflicts. But here's the thing when you're on pump: when a break or failure happens, the clock is already ticking. Every minute of stagnation has a cost. I have integrated AI in my day to day workflow so heavily that its an all agent workflow now, but I'm the kind of engineer who refuses to ship a fix I don't actually understand just because it works. That's where Graphify comes in clutch. It helps me figure out the shape of the problem before reaching for a solution. Where does this change propagate? What does this module actually depend on? Which of these conflicts is load-bearing? Yes, grepping and reading files will eventually answer those questions, but a dependency knowledge graph answers them faster — and more importantly, it answers them spatially. You can hold the structure in your head. My time-to-fix on issues roughly halved. The other place Graphify has been invaluable: platform ramp-up. My manager made me the go-to for Linux deployment issues for Edge and Copilot. No prior Linux experience. With Graphify, it took me an afternoon to understand how our deployment process works on our Linux clients — something that would have taken way more time of doc-reading and grepping. I talked about just two concrete examples, but there are more. How are you using Graphify? What other skills are you finding useful in your agentic engineering workflow? Curious what's actually moving the needle for people. #DeveloperTools #AIEngineering #Graphify #MicrosoftAI

GitHub demonstrates the expanding capabilities of its Copilot CLI by using it to build a functional emoji list generator, highlighting advancements in AI code generation tools for terminal applications.