Jawn78

First time home automate'r long time lerker... Long story short my dad has Alzheimer's disease. We want to put as many protections in place as possible to extend his independence, safety, and our peace of mind

Currently we have Tapo cameras set up and purchased smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Brand First Alert Model Number 1048325

I went with tappo because they currently don't charge a subscription to access them over cloud and have local storage.

Now I want to get a few things but feeling overwhelmed and no there are some cool solutions I may not be thinking of. I should note im a techy but dont live close to him. My brother does but not trying to unreliable set up to our to do list

I have to give a presentation on Tuesday about power automate best practices and advice to people upskilling into power automate with little to no previous or applicable experience.

So, If you could go back to your future self, when you were first picking up power automate, what would you tell yourself?

My mind goes to understanding alternatives to a mess of nested conditionals, such as switch statements or using select.

Another thought was the best flows start on paper. Understanding the data needed to complete the task and using sharepoint site columns to create consistency across lists and documents or content types.

Another thought was using JSON and object arrays to store data in a

How do you document your dashboards? How do you share snippets to make producing visuals easier?

How do you document your dashboards? How do you share snippets to make producing visuals easier?

Just tried watching this movie. I say tried because I watched in the daytime and couldn't see anything. Why are so many of the netflix movies in the dark and the conversation audio half of all the fx and movie volume. It's not my TV settings..bring back quality lighting and sound professionals!